Exercise and Mood
Few factors move mood as reliably as exercise. Here's how the effect shows up in your tracking data, and how to dose it just right.
Knowledge about mental health, mood tracking, and self-reflection.
Few factors move mood as reliably as exercise. Here's how the effect shows up in your tracking data, and how to dose it just right.
Motivation comes and goes in waves. Here's how to spot your personal patterns with tracking and work with them instead of against them.
The PHQ-9 has 9 questions. Each measures something specific. Here's how to read every item, its meaning and its pitfalls in detail.
Mood data alone says little. Here's how to learn to read patterns, triggers and correlations in your journal - and actually use them.
Paper or app? Both journal formats have real strengths and clear trade-offs. Here's how to decide what actually fits your style and goals.
In depressive phases the words for a journal often run out. Here's how to use simple mini-formats that still work even with low energy.
InnerPulse 2.0 makes capturing factors faster: create new factors straight from the search, three new default factors, a clearer results list.
Sleep is one of the strongest mood drivers. Here's how your mood journal reveals the connection, and what you can do to act on it.
How to keep a mood journal that actually works. Method, frequency, analysis and the typical pitfalls - explained clearly and compactly.