EMOTION DIARY · FOR PROFESSIONALS

Carry the context
into the next
conversation.

감정다이어리 Talk Emotions is a one-month guided workbook for naming emotion and recording how events, thoughts and feelings connect. It can support continuity before and after conversations in counseling, coaching and education.

  • 1 monthA guided month of reflection
  • 4 partsNotice, name, record, review
  • For careCounseling, coaching and education
Orange cover of the Talk Emotions diary

Find the words after
“I don't feel good.”

Emotion can be unmistakable and still difficult to name. Important context can also disappear between one conversation and the next. Talk Emotions does not prescribe an answer; it offers a structure for observing an experience more closely and putting it into words.

Four kinds of reflection,
across one month.

Each part helps preserve observations from everyday life so they can be revisited before, during or after a professional conversation.

01

Monthly intention and review

Begin with how the month feels and what you hope will change, then look back at the record.

02

Emotional vocabulary

Notice a vague feeling more closely and give it a name in your own words.

03

Context journaling

Record how an event, the thoughts around it and the feelings that followed are connected.

04

Short daily prompts

Follow a short reflection and question to record the present feeling and a scene from the day.

Supporting the professional
conversation—not replacing it.

Before

Organize thoughts beforehand

Recall recent events and feelings, and prepare what may be useful to discuss.

Between

Keep the context between sessions

Record shifts and recurring moments so that meaningful context does not disappear.

During

Ask more specific questions

Use the record to examine the name of an emotion and the shape of an experience together.

This product does not replace diagnosis or treatment. It is a supporting tool for emotional awareness, reflection and conversation.

Adopt it around the way
your organization works.

We discuss supply options around intended use and expected quantity for counseling, coaching, education and emotional wellbeing programs.

01

Institutional purchase

Purchase a quantity to provide directly to clients, learners or program participants.

02

Consignment discussion

When on-site display and sale are useful, we can review the operating terms together.

03

Program integration

Discuss how the diary may be supplied as reflective material within a counseling or education program.

Start with a sample and current supply terms.

Tell us your organization type, intended use and expected quantity. We will outline the options currently available.

Discuss adoption

The standards that
come before the product.

  1. 01

    Rights before release

    We publish content only after confirming copyright, trademark and permitted scope of use.

  2. 02

    Minimum data

    We handle only what the purpose requires and state what is retained and for how long.

  3. 03

    No diagnosis by shortcut

    We do not present a workbook or self-report tool as a substitute for diagnosis or treatment.

  4. 04

    Clear professional scope

    We explain intended users, limits of interpretation and the provider's responsibilities.

Questions before
adoption.

Where can it be used?

It may be considered wherever reflective records support conversations in counseling, coaching or education. We review the purpose and environment before outlining an appropriate scope.

Can we review a sample first?

Contact us on the official KakaoTalk channel with your organization type and intended use. We will share the sample material and supply information currently available.

How can an organization purchase it?

Institutional purchase is the standard route. Consignment and program integration may also be discussed, with terms confirmed around quantity and operations.

Does it replace counseling or treatment?

No. Talk Emotions supports emotional awareness, reflection and professional conversation. It does not replace diagnosis or treatment.

Begin a better record
for better conversations.

Tell us your organization type, intended use and expected quantity. We will confirm sample access and the supply options currently available.

Ask about a sample and supply