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Related: About this forumHas anyone used the 'Feelings Wheel' in therapy to help id emotions?
https://www.wondermind.com/article/what-am-i-feeling/https://www.calm.com/blog/the-feelings-wheel
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Has anyone used the 'Feelings Wheel' in therapy to help id emotions? (Original Post)
irisblue
Nov 26
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WhiteTara
(30,222 posts)1. I didn't know there was a wheel
but decades ago a therapist gave me a page of emotions, and yes, I still sometimes look to see beyond the basic emotions.
FirstLight
(14,308 posts)2. never heard of it, but I'll take a look...
seems like something I would have seen in working for an LCSW's office... and possibly in some "woo" meditation classes
FirstLight
(14,308 posts)3. ok, yeah...I've seen it in journaling...but never used it
I might need to print it out and paste it on the inside of my current trauma journal.
There was an instance the other day when I was feeling BIG emotions of rage and grief...but those weren't the actual words I wanted... so yeah.
Thank for the info...have you used them?
irisblue
(34,411 posts)5. Not yet. I was feeling overwhelmed last week, googled
Feeling overwhelmed & found the articles. So down the Dr Google rabbit hole I went. My journaling about it this weekend was voluminous
XanaDUer2
(14,602 posts)4. No, but used colored squares