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Weekly Wellness Journal

A weekly summary for recording general observations, context and questions you may want to remember.

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What it helps organize
A broader weekly view

Reflect on the week as a whole

This printable offers a broader weekly view without requiring daily symptom scoring. It can help you summarize how the week felt and preserve observations you may want to revisit or discuss.

The journal does not calculate a wellness score or determine what caused a change.

What is included
Two-page weekly reflection

Inside the printable

Overall weekly ratings

Choose one description for the week as a whole:

  • Overall sleep quality
  • Overall energy
  • Overall mood
  • Overall stress

Weekly reflection

Writing space for:

  • What stood out this week?
  • What felt easier or harder?
  • Routines or context worth remembering
  • Questions or notes for healthcare appointments
How to use it

Write a short summary of your week

Choose the descriptions that best reflect the week as a whole. Use the reflection spaces for anything you want to remember.

You do not need to complete every prompt. This journal can be used occasionally, regularly or only before an appointment.

Frequently asked questions

Weekly journal questions

Is this the same as the daily symptom tracker?

No. The weekly journal provides a broad weekly reflection. The symptom tracker records selected symptom ratings and context across seven individual days.

Does the journal create a wellness score?

No. The ratings are not combined, graded or interpreted.

Must I use it every week?

No. Use it only when a weekly reflection feels useful.

Is an online version available?

Not at launch. This resource is designed to be printed and completed by hand.

Printing tips
Before you print

Printing your worksheet

  • Select US Letter paper.
  • Print at 100% or Actual Size unless your printer requires a different setting.
  • Use portrait orientation.
  • Check the print preview before printing.
  • Print another blank copy whenever you need one.
  • Store completed pages somewhere you are comfortable keeping personal health information.
Personal use

Free for your own records

Free for personal, non-commercial use. Please do not resell or redistribute the files.

Privacy note

Keep completed copies where you choose

This printable may contain personal health information after you complete it. Store printed copies where you are comfortable keeping them and share them only with people you choose.

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For personal organization only. This worksheet is not medical advice, a diagnostic tool or a substitute for care from a qualified healthcare professional.