Kind to Myself – A psychologist-designed 6-day journey to grow in self-kindness and soften your inner critic through ACT, self-compassion, and gentle AI-guided prompt flows.
Build a kinder inner voice — designed by a psychologist, MSc
Soften self-criticism, treat yourself with warmth, and grow lasting self-kindness.
This 6-day program blends Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT), self-compassion, and AI Coaching Prompt Flows — guided scripts you paste into any free AI chat for warm, adaptive, step-by-step support.
✔ Instant digital download – start today
✔ Flexible – 15–30 min/day, in your own time & language
✔ Reusable – AI adapts to your answers each time
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What You’ll Experience
  
  
Notice and respond to your inner critic with kindness
  
  
Build emotional resilience without pressure
  
  
Take small, values-based actions rooted in care
How It Works
Open any free AI chat tool.
Copy the day’s AI Coaching Prompt Flow into the chat.
Follow the gentle, step-by-step guidance.
Reflect and take one small, values-based action.
  
  
What’s Inside
- 40+ page digital workbook.
 - 6 daily ACT-based modules.
 - AI Coaching Prompt Flows (guided AI scripts) – copy-paste ready.
 - Reflection pages & daily checklists.
 - Affirmations for self-kindness.
 - Bonus quick prompts for tough days.
 - Reuse anytime — the AI adapts to your answers.
 
  
  
Perfect For
- People struggling with harsh self-talk or perfectionism.
 - Anyone ready to replace pressure with compassion.
 - Those curious about using AI for gentle self-reflection.
 
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Important Notes / Disclaimer
This program is for personal growth and emotional support.
 It is not a substitute for therapy, diagnosis, or medical treatment.
 If you feel unsafe or in crisis, please seek immediate professional help.
Grounded in Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (Hayes et al., 1999; Harris, 2007) and Self-Compassion research (Neff, 2003; Gilbert, 2009).
I’ve used ChatGPT before when I wasn’t feeling great, but the talks didn’t really have direction or an end point. Sometimes I just kept chatting endlessly. Now the conversations have a clear goal and structure. It feels supportive and really gives me something to hold on to.