Free printable

The Small Leavings Journal

A quiet daily page for the moments you chose to stay.

Named for the way we lose ourselves: one small leaving at a time. A journal for noticing the exits, and choosing to stay: quiet daily pages for the days you stayed present when the old pattern said leave. Small, repeatable, and gentle enough to keep up.

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Cover of the free printable: The Small Leavings Journal

What it is

A printable daily journal page for noticing one moment you stayed present when the old pattern said leave. It turns the ideas in the workbook into a small, repeatable practice you can actually sustain.

Who it may help

It may help you if you want a small daily rhythm to go with the Small Leavings Workbook, or on its own. A page a day, no catching up required, no wrong answers.

What is included

A printable journal page you can reuse each day, with room to notice one small leaving and one small staying. Print a stack and keep them somewhere you will see them.

Format and size

Format
PDF (printable)
Size
About 273 KB
Access
Free. Your email unlocks it here and brings the Sunday Letter.

This journal is education and reflection, not therapy, diagnosis, or medical treatment. It can walk beside care from a licensed professional. It does not replace it. If you are in crisis, the resources at the bottom of this page can help right now.

Read alongside it

The Sunday Letter

A quiet note every Sunday, when you want the next small step

Neuroscience precision, a poetic reframe, and one small practice. No hustle, no shame, no urgency. Only if and when you want it.

Where to go next

There is a sequence for this, if you want one.

Prompts on their own have a way of going round in circles, and what usually helps more is an order to move through: ground, then clear, then vision, then embody, then act, then trust, rather than writing in whatever order the day happens to suggest. Rooted & Rising is that sequence at your own pace, and if you already know you will not do it alone, the same six weeks run live in a small group.