Self-Care

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This list includes every page or product from UUA.org, UU World magazine, or inSpirit books & gifts that is tagged with Self-Care.

  • A wishing well on green grass
    Self Care for Board Members
    From LeaderLab
    Serving on a congregational board can be both rewarding and stressful. Some stress is natural, but certain kinds of stress can lead to burn-out.
  • A blazing sun on the horiaon between craggy hills with deep green grass.
    Rest in the Peace of This Moment
    From WorshipWeb
    Rest now, Rest in the peace of this moment. Be at ease....
  • By Louis J. Gasnier, film Perils of Pauline, 1914, Wharton (US) [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons
    Being kind to myself is a spiritual challenge
    From UU World Magazine
    Allowing myself to see my injuries and pain as ‘not my fault’ is a spiritual challenge.
  • From above, a person sits at a patio table, reading an open book
    Nourishing Our Whole Selves
    From Braver/Wiser
    Our souls and minds need sustenance as much as our physical bodies. May we delight in the ways we find to provide this nourishment to our whole selves.
  • Against a stark gold wall, with ornate floor tiles, a curving doorway leads into the next room.
    Beyond Every Door
    From WorshipWeb
    The author suggests supplementing this Time for All Ages with a PowerPoint/slide show of interesting doors and asking the kids to imagine what is on the...
  • A gold Foucault's pendulum slowly swings across a marbled floor.
    Potential Energy
    From WorshipWeb
    Prop needed: An oversized pendulum. If this is hard to imagine, wrap yarn around a kickball sized ball and attach it to a long rod....
  • From a distance, a group of people is silhouetted by a vibrant sunset.
    The Pulse of Life
    From WorshipWeb
    These are anxious days. Hair-pulling, hand-wringing days. We are bombarded from all sides with new and unprecedented developments. Grave threats to our...
  • A mother, visible only from the legs down on a sidewalk, bends toward her toddler, who's on his knees, face buried in her legs, mid-meltdown.
    Love Is the Last Thing to Ration
    From Braver/Wiser
    “Empathy is not finite, and compassion is not a pizza with eight slices. When you practice empathy and compassion with someone, there is not less of...
  • A piece of brightly flaming flash paper hangs suspended in midair as a parishioner, arm lifted, looks on in wonder.
    Releasing the Year Behind Us
    From WorshipWeb
    The new year calls us forward, filled with mystery....
  • Out of a crack in a cement sidewalk, a tiny green shoot emerges.
    The Holy Work of Showing Up
    From WorshipWeb
    How is it with your soul? This is the question that John Wesley, Anglican priest and the founder of Methodism, was known to ask of participants in small...