5 POWERFULL AND REFLECTIVE QUESTION YOU CAN ASK YOURSELF TO CHECK IN YOUR MENTAL HEALTH.

 


5 POWERFULL AND REFLECTIVE QUESTION YOU CAN ASK YOURSELF TO CHECK IN YOUR MENTAL HEALTH.

Great for regular self-assessment, especially in high-stress seasons:


1. "How am I really feeling—emotionally, mentally, and spiritually?"

  • Go beyond “I’m fine.” Are you feeling overwhelmed, anxious, hopeful, burned out, peaceful, or numb?
    Why it matters: Honest self-awareness is the first step toward healing and balance.


2. "What thoughts or beliefs have been dominating my mind lately?"

  • Are they faith-filled or fear-driven? Uplifting or self-critical?
    Why it matters: Your dominant thoughts shape your mood, actions, and spiritual posture.


3. "Have I been taking time to rest and recharge, or am I constantly on edge?"

  • Think about your sleep, sabbath rhythms, and time away from work/ministry.
    Why it matters: Chronic fatigue or constant activity often masks deeper emotional or spiritual unrest.


4. "Am I isolating myself, or staying connected to supportive people?"

  • Have you reached out to a friend, mentor, or support network recently?
    Why it matters: Isolation fuels anxiety and depression, while connection builds strength and clarity.


5. "What do I need right now that I might be neglecting—physically, emotionally, or spiritually?"

  • Maybe it’s time in God’s presence, a walk, laughter, or just silence.

  • Why it matters: Your needs matter, and recognizing them leads to intentional self-care.

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