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How to fill out the Daily Mood Chart online
The Daily Mood Chart is a valuable tool for tracking moods and related factors over a month. This guide provides step-by-step instructions for filling out the chart online, ensuring you correctly document your mood and other relevant data.
Follow the steps to accurately complete the Daily Mood Chart online.
- Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Daily Mood Chart and launch it in your preferred online editor.
- In the section labeled 'Name,' enter your name clearly.
- Next, fill in the 'Month/Year' field with the appropriate month and year for which you are tracking your mood.
- For 'Mood Rating,' at the end of each day, mark a dot in the box that best matches how you felt, based on the scale provided.
- In the 'Anxiety' and 'Irritability' sections, rate your feelings on a scale from 0 (low) to 3 (high) each day.
- Under 'Medication,' document any medications you have taken, their dosages, and any adverse effects by marking with an 'x' and providing further details in the separate log.
- For the 'Alcohol/Drugs' section, indicate any alcohol consumption with an 'A' or drug use with a 'D.' Use the Mood Diary Explanation Log for additional details.
- If applicable, indicate 'Y' for exercise completed or an asterisk (*) for different exercise routines, noting duration and intensity in the attached section.
- In 'Food Intake,' if you deviated from regular meals, indicate this with an asterisk (*) and record details in the Mood Diary Explanation Log.
- For 'Menses,' mark the start of your menstruation with a dot and use an 'O' for ovulation days; note any irregularities on the log.
- Record any significant 'Stressful/Emotional Events' by marking with an asterisk (*) for days with notable occurrences and providing explanations as necessary.
- Once all fields are completed, you can save the changes, download, print, or share the Daily Mood Chart.
Start your journey of tracking your mood by filling out the Daily Mood Chart online today.
How many times should I track? It is up to you. To get more valuable information, it is necessary to track at least once a day. But of course, you can track your mood two, three or ten times a day if you feel like it.
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