What's your name? ^*

Who are we speaking to?

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Which season of life are you in? ^*

18–24 (The Explorer)

25–34 (The Builder)

35–44 (The Juggler)

45–54 (The Pivot)

55+ (The Sage)

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Do you currently practice writing or journaling as a way to process your thoughts or emotions? ^*

Yes

No

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Be honest: How many unfinished notebooks/planners/journals are currently sitting on your shelf? ^*

None. I finish what I start.

1–2.

3–5 (The "Graveyard" of good intentions).

Too many to count.

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SECTION 2: THE RELATIONSHIP (Starting & Safety)

We explore the friction between wanting to write and actually doing it.

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When you first open a brand new journal, what is your immediate somatic reaction? ^*

'Somatic - /sə(ʊ)ˈmatɪk/ adjective - relating to the body, especially as distinct from the mind.'

Excited and motivated.

Curious, but unsure where to begin.

Overwhelmed by the white space (The "Blank Page" anxiety).

Pressure to "do it right" or keep it neat.

I often delay starting because I don't want to ruin it.

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How safe do you feel being fully honest on the page while putting down your emotions or feelings? ^*

Completely safe. The pages are my sanctuary.

Mostly safe, but I filter some things.

Somewhat guarded. I worry someone might read it.

Very guarded. I write for an audience, even when alone.

Unsafe. I cannot write my true thoughts down.

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What is the primary resistance that stops you from journaling consistently? ^*

Lack of time (I can't find the space).

Emotional heaviness (I don't have the energy to open that door).

Overthinking (I get stuck on what to write).

Fear (I am afraid of confronting what might come up).

Amnesia (I simply forget to prioritize it).

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SECTION 3: THE EMOTIONAL EXPERIENCE (The Heavy Lifting)

Here, we identify if you're using journaling to heal, or if the process is diffuicult.

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How does journaling usually make you feel after you're done writing? ^*

Lighter and clearer.

Inspired, but unsettled.

Neutral or disconnected.

Mentally tired (Emotional hangover).

Overwhelmed (I opened a door I couldn't close).

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Have you ever abandoned a journal because what came up was too heavy to hold alone? ^*

Yes, frequently.

Yes, occasionally.

Rarely.

Never.

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When journaling feels difficult, what is the root cause? ^*

I do not know what I feel (Numbness).

I feel too much at once (Flooding).

I fear what I might realize about my life.

I feel judged by my own writing (Inner Critic).

I feel disconnected from the prompts (They don't resonate).

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When you miss journaling for a few days, what is the internal dialogue? ^*

Neutral. I restart easily when I can.

Slight guilt, but I move on.

Strong self-judgment ("I failed again").

Avoidance (I stop looking at the book).

Loss of connection (I feel like I've abandoned myself).

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SECTION 4: THE TOOLS (Prompts & Planning)

Diagnosing why any current tools (generic planners) aren't working.

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How do you usually experience standard journaling prompts? ^*

Helpful and guiding.

Thought-provoking, but sometimes heavy.

Intimidating or confronting.

Too generic (e.g., "List 3 things...").

I prefer free writing; prompts feel restrictive.

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What happens when a prompt feels too deep or confronts a shadow? ^*

I feel resistant, but I continue.

I write superficially to avoid the core feeling.

I skip it entirely.

I avoid journaling that day.

I feel anxious.

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If you use planners, which statement best describes your relationship with them? ^*

My plans match how I feel.

I plan logically, but my body feels disconnected from the plan.

I feel guilty when I do not check every box.

I often over-plan and then burnout.

I avoid planning altogether; it feels like a cage.

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SECTION 5: THE CLOSING (The Prescription)

Identifying exactly what you need from TheraJourn

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What would support your healing journey the most right now? ^*

Emotional Regulation: Guidance on how to handle big feelings safely.

Gentler Entry: Prompts that don't overwhelm me.

Structure without Pressure: A system that allows for "off" days.

Re-entry Support: Help coming back after I've abandoned the habit.

Integration: Practices to ground myself after writing.

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After journaling, do you usually feel a sense of completion? ^*

Yes, consistently.

Sometimes.

Rarely.

No, I often feel unsettled or left "open."

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We are building TheraJourn slowly and intentionally. Would you like to join our private Research Cohort? ^*

This involves receiving small, unreleased tools or books (prompts, specific exercises) to test-drive in your daily life. Your honest feedback will help shape the final journal.

Yes, I’d love early access to test the journal.

No, just notify me when the full journal is ready.

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What's your email address? ^*

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What's your phone number?

(Optional)

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