Daily Mental Health Check-In
21 items · Health · Easy difficulty · 10 min
A 10-minute daily routine to check your mood, stress, sleep, and coping.
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Rate your mood
Choose a number 1 (very low) to 10 (very good).
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Check for suicidal thoughts or self-harm
Notice any thoughts or urges right now.
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Contact crisis support if experiencing harm thoughts
Call local emergency services or a crisis line immediately if in danger.
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Assess stress level
Rate stress 1 (calm) to 10 (overwhelmed).
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Identify current emotions
Name 2–3 words (e.g., anxious, relieved, tired).
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Note physical symptoms
Scan for tension, headaches, appetite changes, etc.
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Review last night's sleep
Quickly check duration and quality.
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Record hours slept
Write approximate total hours.
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Rate sleep quality
Rate 1 (poor) to 5 (restful).
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Note sleep disruptions
List wake-ups, nightmares, or trouble falling asleep.
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Check appetite and hydration
Note recent eating and water intake.
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Evaluate energy and motivation
Rate your ability to start or complete tasks today.
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Identify today's triggers
Name events, people, or thoughts that affected you.
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Choose and use one coping strategy now
Pick one quick tool to reduce distress.
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Practice 3 minutes of deep breathing
Inhale 4s, hold 4s, exhale 6s; repeat.
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Take a 10-minute walk
Move outdoors if possible for a mood boost.
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Try grounding with 5-4-3-2-1 senses
Name items you see, hear, feel, smell, and taste (or imagine).
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Connect with someone
Send a message, call, or check in with a friend or family member.
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Plan one small task to complete today
Pick one achievable action to build momentum.
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Record one thing you're grateful for
Write a short line to shift focus to positives.
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Review medications and appointments (if applicable)
Confirm doses and upcoming therapy or doctor visits.
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