Journals & Planners
For the ones whose brain is full, whose notes app is chaos, and whose healing doesn’t fit in a five-minute gratitude prompt.
This page will slowly become a shelf of journals, planners, and workbooks that can actually hold the weight of what you’re sorting through — not just “good vibes only” pages you’ll never touch again.
How This Shelf Works
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Shadow Work & Inner Child Journals
These are for the nights you’re ready to get honest with yourself, gently — not punish yourself with “fixing.”
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The Shadow Work Journal 2nd Edition
A beautifully designed, highly rated journal for deep emotional excavation.
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The Inner Child Healing & Recovery Workbook
A gentle, supportive classic for reconnecting with younger parts of yourself.
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Trauma-Aware Planners
Planners that leave room for bad days, shutdowns, sick kids, and real life — not just “crush your goals” energy.
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The Anti-Planner
Perfect for burned out, neurodivergent, or overwhelmed brains. No toxic productivity.
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The 6-Minute Diary
A grounding journal focused on gentle emotional support and gratitude, not hustle culture.
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Lunar Abundance: Reflective Journal
A gorgeous, popular guide for working with lunar cycles and intention setting.
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VIVID SCRIBBLES A5 Bullet DOTTED Journal
A witchy themed, high-quality notebook perfect for chaotic or intuitive journaling.
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Lapis Embossed Vintage Leather Journal
A beautifully bound blank journal that feels like holding a spellbook.
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Blank Pages That Feel Good to Write In
Sometimes you just need a notebook that feels nice in your hands and doesn’t judge what goes inside it.
If money is tight, you’re always welcome to treat this page as a list of ideas. Save it, borrow what you can from the library or friends, and build your own version slowly. There’s no rush to “optimize” your healing.