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🎨 Can't Find the Words for What You're Feeling? Start Here!
👉 Visit www.lgbtqsaa.com/the-feeling-... to explore the Feeling Wheel, download the PDF
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An informational poster titled "Can't Find the Words for What You're Feeling? Start Here!" featuring an emotional wellness guide with a central "Feeling Wheel" graphic The poster is laid out with several key sections against a soft, sunlit background: Top Left: Bold text asking, "Have you ever said, 'I'm fine,' when you weren't fine at all?" followed by an introduction to the "Feeling Wheel can help!" resource. Top Right / Center: A colorful, circular Feeling Wheel divided into six primary emotional segments—Happy (yellow), Disgust (pink), Anger (orange), Surprise (light green), Fear (dark green), and Sad (blue). Each core section features a corresponding emoji icon and radiates outward into more specific secondary and tertiary emotional vocabulary words (e.g., Happy branches into Joyful, Grateful, Hopeful, Playful, Content, Peaceful; Sad branches into Lonely, Lost, Hurt, Disappointed, Helpless, Grieving, Isolated, Melancholy). Middle Left: A notepad illustration resting next to a coffee mug decorated with a rainbow heart. The notepad reads: "Name it. Understand it. Heal from it." with a small heart sketch. Middle Center: A section titled "Why does naming your feelings matter?" listing five benefits accompanied by icons: communicating needs, developing emotional awareness, building healthier relationships, recognizing feelings before they influence choices, and strengthening recovery by sitting with uncomfortable emotions. Middle Right: A highlighted quote that reads: "Your feelings are information, not instructions. Give yourself permission to explore them with curiosity, honesty, and compassion." Bottom Banner: A call-to-action bar featuring a URL ([https://www.lgbtqsaa.com/the-feeling-wheel](https://www.lgbtqsaa.com/the-feeling-wheel)) inviting users to download the PDF for emotional clarity. Footer: A block of purple and blue hashtags covering themes like #LGBTQSAA, #FeelingWheel, #EmotionalAwareness, #MentalWellness, and #SelfCompassion, ending with a …
November 3, 2026 at 12:12 PM
stankbugg.bsky.social
How’s everyone feeling today?
#feelingwheel #emotionswheel #selfcheckin #grwm
February 13, 2025 at 12:29 PM
upvio.com
Integrating the Feeling Wheel into therapy sessions can be transformative, helping clients identify and articulate their emotions with greater clarity. But how do you use it effectively, overcome common challenges, and ensure seamless implementation? ow.ly/ouOc50UjZii

#TherapyTools #FeelingWheel
December 5, 2024 at 1:10 AM
purposefulself.bsky.social
#FeelingWheel #FeelingsWheel

www.calm.com/blog/the-fee...

#EmotionalManagement #PersonalDevelopment #EmotionalRegulation #Counselling #OnlineCounselling #OnlineTherapy #Psychotherapy #OnlineCounsellor #PersonalGrowth #Mindfulness
September 10, 2025 at 3:11 PM
unhingedandokay.bsky.social
Per Request! Why settle for a basic Feeling Wheel when you can have the Bipolar Feeling Wheel? Highs, lows, and everything in between. 💥🖤 #MentalHealthHumor #BipolarAwareness #Bipolar #FeelingWheel #MentalHealth
Bipolar Feelings Wheel: Paranoid, Manic AF, Dismal, Mayhem, Irritable, Insomnia. Each section is broken down further to include things like "Becoming one with the couch" and "Juggling Fire and Ice"
January 5, 2025 at 3:59 PM
unhingedandokay.bsky.social
When the classic feelings wheel doesn't cover the right level of nihilistic apathy. Yeah, sometimes I think I'm funny, but no joke has helped some spectacularly sarcastic clients. #nihilism #mentalhealth #therapy #feelingwheel
January 3, 2025 at 11:47 PM