Three good things journalling: group follow up and reflection

Following our 21-day Three good things journalling experiment kick off, this is an opportunity to share your experiences with others. 

We will use these questions:

• Share an example of one of your best experiences doing appreciative journalling.
• What have you enjoyed the most about it?
• What changes have you noticed about yourself, your thinking, and your attitudes whilst journalling?
• What, if anything, will you continue with after this experiment?

No personal information from your journal needs to be shared. 

Further reading

• Hodgkiss, Daniel, Quinney, Suzanne, Slack, Tim, Barnett Kayleigh and Howells, Brook (2024), Appreciating Health and Care: a practical appreciative inquiry resource for the Health and Social Care Sector.
• Quinney, Suzanne and Slack, Tim (2018), Three Good Things. Journalling and the power of Appreciative Inquiry: a practical resource book.

The Appreciative Inquiry online group is open to everyone; if you’re new to Appreciative Inquiry, already have some experience or are a seasoned professional. The group is led by an Advanced Inquiry Practitioner and co-author of Appreciating Health and Care.  The group aims to run sessions exploring the mindset of Appreciative Inquiry, as well as to ask questions with a generative approach to discussions.