Self Love Journal - Free Living Co
Self Love Journal - Free Living Co
Self Love Journal - Free Living Co
Self Love Journal - Free Living Co

Self Love Journal

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Feel happier and more confident as you learn how to reduce negative thoughts with this science-based journal. Over 91 days, our bestselling Self-Love Journal will give you the tools you need to reframe insecurities and start living a more compassionate, self-positive life. Record and reflect in as little as 10 minutes per day and become a stronger, healthier, more resilient you.

  • A beautiful A4 hardback, spiral-bound journal with calming, colorful designsย 
  • 120 pages give you plenty of space to write, reflect, and grow
  • Tools to help you get rid of negative thought patterns
  • Psychologist-backed strategies you can trust
  • Each journal will come packaged in a 12.5x9 box by default.

From day one, Switch Research has been committed to science, data, and research; itโ€™s what powers our journals. Experts, researchers, and psychologists have backed and informed every activity in them.

What the data says afterย 21 days

Weโ€™re proud to say we had the Self-Love Journal tested, and the results speak for themselves. After just three weeks, participants using the journal saw significant changes in multiple dimensions of Self-Love!

And afterย 91-days

The effects simply improved over time. After 91-days, the study found participants who received the journal improved even further from where they started, experiencing aโ€ฆ

SELF-JUDGEMENT- 30% Decrease

ISOLATION- 57% Decrease

SELF-COMPASSION- 42% increase

THE STUDY
By Rhyann McKay, PhD Candidate at University of British Columbia & Sean Locke, PhD at Brock University.
66 participants were randomly assigned to either the journal group, or a waitlist control group. All were then surveyed on days 1, 21, 56, and 91.
They were measured on self-compassion, psychological wellbeing, coping, and gratitude. They were also asked open-ended questions about their perceptions of the journal.
The report says: โ€œthe use of the 91-day self-compassion journal was associated with improvements in all six domains of self-compassion (i.e., self-kindness, mindfulness, over-identification, self-judgement, common humanity, and isolation) and the self-acceptance domain of well-being. Participants found the journal enjoyable to use and reported adopting self-compassionate coping strategies and behaviors as a result of using the journal.

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