

This is why we must become aware of our self-talk, as negative affirmations can impact our self-confidence and belief. In contrast, positive affirmations can help us change our beliefs about ourselves and the situations we find ourselves in.
A positive affirmation is a short sentence that can offer us encouragement, hope and a renewed sense of purpose to achieve our goals.
How to use the cards
Take a card at random, every day, week, or when you need it, reflect on what the message says to you.
To select a card, scroll down and stop at a card at random.
Then, if that card doesn't speak to you, select another.
They can be used alone, in groups, or even at team meetings to help the team focus and care for their wellbeing.
You can also share the cards on social media with others you want to send a positive affirmation to.
There is also an information sheet that offers ideas on how you can make your own affirmation jar.
Words do have power, so please speak to yourself kindly as you do matter.
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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.