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LGBTQIA+ Healing Worksheet: Heart-Focused Practice for Emotional Safety
This LGBTQIA+ Healing Worksheet introduces a heart-focused breathing practice to help individuals cultivate emotional safety, inner strength, and self-protection in a world that often challenges queer identities. Through grounding, intentional breathwork, and self-love practices, this worksheet supports LGBTQIA+ community members in reconnecting with their inherent worth and building a reliable internal source of comfort and resilience.
How to Use This Worksheet
Follow the guided steps to place your attention on your heart space and breathe with slow, intentional rhythm. Use the visualization prompts to connect with unconditional love and expand a protective field around yourself. These practices can be used during stressful moments, before vulnerable conversations, or anytime you want to anchor into emotional safety, calm, and self-trust.
Who It’s For
This worksheet is designed for LGBTQIA+ individuals seeking grounding, healing, and self-support during experiences of stress, rejection, or emotional overwhelm. It is also helpful for anyone wanting to strengthen self-love, regulate difficult emotions, or build resilience before or after challenging interactions. Therapists and community facilitators can share this worksheet with clients and groups as a supportive resource.
Expected Outcomes
• Increased emotional safety and grounding through heart-focused breathing
• Strengthened internal sense of love, protection, and personal worth
• Support during moments of rejection, stress, or identity-based challenges
• Improved emotional regulation and calm in both daily life and difficult situations
• A reliable practice for reconnecting with courage, authenticity, and queer resilience
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References
HeartMath Institute. (2020). Quick Coherence Technique [Flyer]. HeartMath. https://www.heartmath.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/HeartMathQuickCoherenceFlyer-HM-HMI.pdf
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