Inner Child Healing Workbook

Mirror Work, Affirmations, and

Practices to Heal Your Inner
World

BY RENATA MARTIN
TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION 4-5
INSTRUCTIONS & 6
AFFIRMATIONS
PICTURE AFFIRMATIONS 7-11
REFLECTION QUESTIONS 14
REFLECTION NOTES 15

INNER CHILD LETTER 17

CONCLUSION 18

RECOMMENDATIONS 19
RESOURCES 20
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
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RENATA MARTIN
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Hello there,

What a courageous act of self-

love to open this workbook.

I'm honored to walk this healing

journey with you. Through
gentle nurturing of your inner
child, may you reclaim the
wholeness within.

Let us begin with an open heart,

listening to inner wisdom each
step of the way.

@onenessreikibyrenata
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 Introduction

This journey of inner child healing is a courageous act of self-love.

I commend you for taking these steps towards greater self-awareness and wholeness.

Our physical body often carries emotional and energetic tension from unhealed inner
child wounds.
Suppressed trauma, toxic shame, and low self-worth can manifest as disease over time.

When we reconnect with our inner child and address these old hurts with compassion,
our energetic body comes back into alignment.
Blocked emotions and negative thought patterns are cleansed and transformed.

This allows our natural state of health and vitality to shine through.
On a spiritual level, our life force energy or 'prana' can flow unobstructed when we
release the energetic contractions caused by childhood programming.

As we nourish our inner child through loving affirmations, visualization, and

journaling, our mind-body healing accelerates.
We reclaim our power to create wellbeing.

Our inner child represents the part of us that holds old memories, emotions, and
unmet needs from our past.
As children, many of us experienced events or dynamics that caused emotional pain,
shame, or insecurity.
We may have coped by disconnecting from our feelings.

Physical issues like chronic pain, autoimmunity, digestive problems, and even cancer
often have roots in unprocessed emotional trauma from the inner child.

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 Introduction
Inner child healing aims to reconnect with these parts of ourselves and offer
understanding and compassion.

By nurturing our inner child, we can:

- Release repressed emotions in a healthy way

- Gain insight into behaviors, fears, or insecurities
- Develop more self-love, self-worth, and confidence
- Re-parent or care for ourselves in the ways we needed
- Foster empowerment to thrive in adulthood
- Resolve inner conflicts and self-sabotaging patterns
- Interrupt intergenerational cycles of trauma
- Integrate fragmented parts of ourselves

By taking responsibility to heal these wounds within, we can restore harmony to our
bodily systems. We reconnect with our soul's purpose for this lifetime in a healthy
vehicle.

This journey requires courage, patience, and self-compassion. There will be ups and
downs, joy and pain. But with regular practice, we can transform our inner landscape
into one of wholeness.

This workbook offers a starting point to build a relationship with your inner child
through mirror work, affirmations, and reflective journaling. While the process is
highly personal, healing is possible.
May this bring you one step closer to the life and self you deserve.

The exercise uses mirror work, affirmations, visualization, and journaling to begin
mending the relationship with your inner child.
With regular practice, you can transform feelings of pain into more positive
perspectives.

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 Instructions & Affirmations

Approach this exercise with an open heart and receptivity. Be willing to sit with any difficult
emotions that arise. You have innate inner wisdom to guide this process.

1. Find a quiet, comfortable space where you can be alone. Have any meaningful objects
nearby. Create a loving, safe space by playing soft music, diffusing calming scents, using soft
lighting, and making the area cozy. This sets the tone.

2. Sit comfortably in front of a mirror and take a few deep breaths. Relax and center yourself.
Small acts of self-nurturing like rocking, hugging oneself, singing lullabies, or other
comforting behaviors can be implemented during the exercise.

3. Look into your eyes. Visualize your inner child and introduce yourself. Give them a
nickname.

4. Speak affirmations aloud to your inner child with a gentle, soothing tone. Repeat as feels
right.

As you repeat these affirmations, connect to the meaning behind the words. Allow them to
permeate your heart and mind fully.

* I open my heart, mind and connect to my soul to create a safe space for us to enjoy.
*You are safe and not alone.
*Tell me your hurts and what you fear.
* I hear your voice and honor your emotions.
*I accept you and all that you are.

5. During the exercise, visualize truly connecting with your inner child. Imagine the safe,
nurturing environment your inner child needs. Provide this space for them with your loving
presence.

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 “I open my heart, mind
and connect to my soul to
create a safe space for us
to enjoy.”

@ONENESSREIKIBYRENATA
“You are safe and not
alone.”

@ONENESSREIKIBYRENATA
“Tell me your hurts and
what you fear.”

@ONENESSREIKIBYRENATA
“I hear your voice and
honor your emotions.”

@ONENESSREIKIBYRENATA
“I accept you and all that
you are.”

@ONENESSREIKIBYRENATA
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Reflection questions

What memories or feelings surfaced?

What affirmations were most meaningful?

How did your inner child respond?

What did you learn or realize about your

inner child?

How can you integrate more self-nurturing

into your life?
Reflect on insights gained and write them or
draw them here

"Happiness begins within."

Write your inner child a letter expressing understanding
and commitment

Dear

I wanted to take a moment to thank you for our wonderful life

together. Looking back, I'm glad we got it done.

We did the best thing we've ever done.

Thank you for being wonderful!

 Conclusion

With regular practice, this exercise can help you build a more
loving relationship with yourself and your inner child.
Be patient, non-judgemental, and compassionate throughout the
process.
Additional support like counseling or inner child workshops can
also help over time.

I acknowledge the bravery it takes to walk this path of inner child

healing.
Know that you have all the strength and love within you to
transform your inner landscape.
Have faith in your resilience.

Use the link below to schedule your consultation

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Recommendations

Repeat this exercise as often as feels

helpful to deepen the insights over time.
Express patience, gentleness and care with
yourself throughout the process.
Consider seeking counseling to
supplement your inner work.
Find community and resources to continue
your inner child healing journey.
Trust in your innate capacity to create
lasting change through self-love.

You have taken a huge step by starting this

workbook. I believe in your ability to persist
and realize breakthroughs. Honor the child
within. You deserve this healing.

@onenessreikibyrenata
 Resources

Here are some recommended books

for further learning about inner
child healing and doing inner work:

"Homecoming: Reclaiming and Championing Your Inner Child"

by John Bradshaw - A classic inner child healing guide.

"Inner Child Workbook" by Catharine Sutker - Provides inner child

meditations, writing prompts, and exercises.

"Healing Your Aloneness: Finding Love and Wholeness

Through Your Inner Child" by Margaret Paul - Focuses on
loneliness and connecting with your inner child.

"Inner Bonding" by Dr. Margaret Paul - Uses inner bonding

conversations to re-parent your inner child.

"Recovery of Your Inner Child" by Lucia Capacchione -

Introduces inner child recovery through art therapy.

"Inner Child Cards" by Isha Lerner and Mark Lerner -

Card deck with guidance and activities for inner child
healing.

"Forgiveness & Loving the Inner Child" by Louise Hay -

Exploring forgiveness to others and loving the child within
you.

There are so many excellent books to support your inner work

journey. Feel free to explore different voices and find the approach
that most resonates with you. Wishing you the best in healing and
empowering your inner child!

@onenessreikibyrenata
About the Author
Renata is a passionate and caring Reiki Master, Energy
Healer, and Intuitive Guide based in Arizona. Since
discovering Reiki, she has been dedicated to helping
individuals tap into their own innate healing abilities.

Through her journey of self-discovery, Renata found

inner child work profoundly impacted her sense of
empowerment and self-love. This inspired her to create
the Inner Child Healing Workbook to share the gentle
guidance and exercises that nurtured her own inner
child.

Renata creates a safe, welcoming, and inclusive space

for all on their healing journey. Her workbook promotes
connection with one's inner child through mindfulness,
affirmations, and reflective journaling.

Renata is committed to continuous learning and growth

in order to provide high-quality, authentic self-healing
resources. She finds joy in guiding others to heal mind,
body, and soul.

Renata would love to connect further with you on social

media @onenessreikibyrenata to continue the
conversation on wellness, intuition, and living a life of
meaning. Please reach out with questions about her
workbook.
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