Mood Tracker

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Why Track Your Mood?

Mood tracking is a core tool in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and is recommended by mental health professionals for identifying triggers, patterns, and the effectiveness of lifestyle interventions. When you can see that your mood consistently dips on certain days or after certain activities, you gain actionable insight to make positive changes.

Mood and Physical Health

Your emotional state is deeply connected to physical health. Chronic low mood is associated with increased inflammation, disrupted sleep, reduced immune function, and higher cortisol levels. Conversely, positive mood states correlate with better cardiovascular health, stronger immune response, and greater longevity. Tracking both mood and sleep together reveals powerful connections between the two.

How to Use the Mood Calendar

Log your mood once daily — ideally at the same time each day, such as before bed. Select the emoji that best represents how you felt overall during the day. Add an optional note to capture context. Over weeks, the calendar view will reveal patterns: days of the week when you feel best, the impact of exercise on your mood, correlations with sleep quality, and more.

Understanding Your Mood Trends

A 7-day average provides a more reliable measure than any single day. Focus on your weekly trend rather than daily fluctuations. If your average mood has been below 3 (neutral) for two or more weeks, consider speaking with a mental health professional — this may indicate clinical depression which benefits from professional support.

Frequently Asked Questions

What do the mood levels mean?

1 = Very Low / Struggling, 2 = Low, 3 = Neutral / OK, 4 = Good, 5 = Excellent / Thriving.

How much history does the mood calendar show?

The calendar shows the last 35 days (5 weeks), giving you a clear visual of recent patterns.

Can I add notes to my mood entries?

Yes, there is an optional notes field. Use it to capture what may have influenced your mood — sleep, exercise, diet, stress, or social events.

Is this a replacement for mental health support?

No. This is a self-awareness tool, not a medical or therapeutic service. If you are struggling, please seek support from a qualified mental health professional.