5-Minute Shadow Check-In

$11.00

5-Minute Shadow Check-In

A daily(ish) practice for meeting your inner world gently.

You don’t need a full journaling session to stay connected to yourself.

This 5-Minute Shadow Check-In is a short, repeatable practice designed for moments when something feels off—but you don’t have the time, energy, or clarity to unpack it fully.

With a small set of grounding prompts, this check-in helps you pause, notice what’s present beneath the surface, and respond with awareness instead of avoidance. There’s no pressure to go deep. The intention is simply to listen.

Use it:

  • when emotions feel unclear or tangled

  • when you notice irritation, heaviness, or quiet overwhelm

  • as a daily or occasional reset

  • alongside deeper shadow work, or on its own

This is not about fixing yourself.
It’s about staying in relationship with yourself—even on busy days.

Format: Digital PDF
Length: Short, repeatable check-in
Use: Daily or as needed for emotional awareness

Five minutes is enough to notice.
Noticing is enough to begin.

5-Minute Shadow Check-In

A daily(ish) practice for meeting your inner world gently.

You don’t need a full journaling session to stay connected to yourself.

This 5-Minute Shadow Check-In is a short, repeatable practice designed for moments when something feels off—but you don’t have the time, energy, or clarity to unpack it fully.

With a small set of grounding prompts, this check-in helps you pause, notice what’s present beneath the surface, and respond with awareness instead of avoidance. There’s no pressure to go deep. The intention is simply to listen.

Use it:

  • when emotions feel unclear or tangled

  • when you notice irritation, heaviness, or quiet overwhelm

  • as a daily or occasional reset

  • alongside deeper shadow work, or on its own

This is not about fixing yourself.
It’s about staying in relationship with yourself—even on busy days.

Format: Digital PDF
Length: Short, repeatable check-in
Use: Daily or as needed for emotional awareness

Five minutes is enough to notice.
Noticing is enough to begin.