

Assessing your energy, being mindful of how you spend it and where you top it up again
This piece includes some simple tools you may find helpful.
'The Battery Dude'
A simple way to check in with your energy every day, or throughout the day to help you become Mindful of your energy levels and when you need to recharge.
'The Battery exercise'
It is a simple idea to explore where you spend your energy, how you top it back up, and whether perhaps some changes could be made that are better for your overall well-being.
'Energy tips'
A simple postcard with some tips on recharging your batteries and the option if you decide to make a promise to yourself to be more Mindful of your energy levels.
Sometimes there are challenges with no easy answers, and sometimes all we can do is reduce their impact.
When we are tired it matters, even more, we find ways to recharge. There are many ideas on this site to promote self-care, please feel free to visit.
We are all different. What matters is that you find something which works for you.
Some of us recharge by spending time alone, some by being in company, some by doing something active, and others by having time to put our feet up.
Check out the post on your own Jigsaw Lid for Wellbeing and consider, what pieces you need to bring into your life, so your energy levels work and are sustained in a way most helpful to you and those around you. We are only human, we all have our limits, taking time out to recharge isn't selfish, it's survival.
"There is nothing in nature that blooms all year long, so don't expect yourself to do so either."
by Unknown
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These workbooks invite you to reflect, and if you are still working through some issues, then reflecting on your own maybe not in your best interests. Please, seek support for those issues.
The workbooks will still be there when you are in a place where you feel safe to use them.
There is a lot to the workbooks. Please take time to work through it at a pace that feels comfortable to you. If you have never used a workbook before for self-management, here are some tips you may find helpful:
The workbooks offer some ideas to consider, some space to reflect, some tips to consider, and invitations to decide what action you plan to take and when. Please don’t force it. If you find some sections are a struggle, leave it, come back another day.