What it is for
Distinguish what tends to restore you from what takes effort. The map organizes current preferences for calm, company, movement, creativity, structure and novelty; it does not explain symptoms or illnesses.
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Rate twelve situations and draw your everyday energy map. Identify restorative activities, draining situations and three ideas to try.

Two situations for each of six areas. Ratings from −2 to +2 are averaged; “depends” is excluded. If no positive or negative values appear, the result says so instead of inventing preferences.
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What restores you and what drains you?
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Rate twelve situations and draw your everyday energy map. Identify restorative activities, draining situations and three ideas to try.
Distinguish what tends to restore you from what takes effort. The map organizes current preferences for calm, company, movement, creativity, structure and novelty; it does not explain symptoms or illnesses.
Rate twelve situations from draining to restoring. If it depends too much on context, choose that option. At least eight definite ratings are required. You can review your answers afterwards.
Positive values show reported restoration; negative values show drain. Each area states how many answers support it. The three closing ideas are small experiments to test your map, not obligations or treatments.
Two situations for each of six areas. Ratings from −2 to +2 are averaged; “depends” is excluded. If no positive or negative values appear, the result says so instead of inventing preferences.
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