NAME IT โ€ข UNDERSTAND IT โ€ข RESPOND WITH CARE

Every feeling is
trying to tell you something.

A visual guide to help you recognize emotions, understand how they show up in the body, and choose a thoughtful response.

Explore emotions โ†“
๐Ÿ˜„๐Ÿ˜ข๐Ÿ˜ ๐Ÿ˜จ๐Ÿ˜ฎ๐Ÿ˜ŒFeelings are information,
not instructions.

START WITH THE BIG FEELING

The emotion wheel

Begin near the center with a core emotion. Move outward to find a more precise word. The more accurately you name a feeling, the more clearly you can understand what it needs.

Try this: โ€œI feel frustratedโ€ gives you more direction than โ€œI feel bad.โ€
Emotion wheel moving from seven core emotions to more specific feeling words

YOUR EMOTION LIBRARY

What are you feeling?

Choose a card. There is no wrong emotionโ€”only information to understand.

YOUR NEXT STEP STARTS HERE

Your emotions have a pattern. Discover what yours is saying.

Ahavibes helps you slow down, separate facts from the story in your mind, and choose a response you will feel proud of.

A GENTLE THREE-STEP PRACTICE

Notice. Name. Choose.

01

Notice

Pause. What changed in your body, thoughts, or energy?

02

Name

Use the wheel or cards to find the most accurate word.

03

Choose

Ask what the emotion needsโ€”care, a boundary, action, or time.

This guide supports emotional awareness and is not a substitute for mental health care. If you feel unsafe or unable to cope, contact a qualified professional or local crisis service.