Self Care for Witches: The Art of Healing and Self Love through Witchcraft

by Blair Blackmore

Self-care, like witchcraft, begins with understanding the power within you – and knowing what strategies to pursue for the health of your whole body and mind.
Whether you’re a practicing witch or you’re interested in exploring modern witchcraft, your self-care strategies should be in harmony with your inner self.

In Self Care For Witches, you’ll learn witchy strategies toward self-care – and come away with a clear idea of what you need to do to give yourself the love you deserve. You’ll
Exactly what it means to be a witchWhy self-care is important – and what bases you need to cover to make sure you’re hitting all the right notesThe relationship between witchcraft and self-care – and why the two make the perfect partnershipHow to awaken your inner witch – and channel her into exactly the type of witch you want to bePhysical self-care strategies for your body – complete with magick rituals and nourishing spellsHow to use witchcraft to improve your mental and emotional self-care routine – including healing herbs, crystals, and spellsSpiritual self-care rituals to help you forge a deeper connection with yourself and the world around you
And much more.

Discover the powerful connection between magick and self-care, and watch it change your life.

Genres: Witchcraft

153 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 4, 2022

Reviews

[Iris · Rating 2 out of 5]

As a witch who values self care I wanted to like this book, but not only is it extremely shallow it also had some wierd misinformation and just crappy sections. Some of the sections also felt like they may have been written by an AI.

There's an entire section on identifying what type of witch you are. I suppose it might be useful for new witches learning terms, but I fundamentally disagree with the need to confine yourself to a single witch "type". Additionally, at least one type listed is completely wrong and other major branches of witchcraft are omitted.

It also has a section about Wicca that says, "Wicca is the fundamental religion and ideology of witchcraft" say what? Wicca is a totally valid, but there are so many fantastic witches out there who don't and have never practiced Wicca.

[Kelli · Rating 5 out of 5]

Thank You

This book was perfect for me. I am starting over. Haven't been practicing for awhile now. I love how this book is organized and written. I basically highlighted the whole book. It covers the basics of spell craft nicely. Highly recommend it for people who work with affirmations, the moon, crystals, herbs and spices, spell jars and more. Enjoy!

[Martina · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is a game-changer!

As someone who has always been intrigued by witchcraft, I found this book to be both fascinating and informative. The author provides a thorough introduction to witchcraft and self-care and offers practical advice on how to incorporate both into daily life. Highly recommended!

[Bridget Young · Rating 3 out of 5]

Maybe for someone just starting their witchy journey this could be a great starting point for adding Self-care into your witchy practice. For me there were a few journal prompts I wrote down to use, but the rest of the book was just to general.

[Carrie Kelley · Rating 5 out of 5]

Self Care for Witches

I enjoyed this book, had a lot of info i didn't know about. I'm still learning new things. Will be written and well put.

[Isabella James · Rating 5 out of 5]

LOVE this book!! Great witchy vibes

Really love witchcraft books that aren’t too “heavy” and this didn’t disappoint.

Really enjoyed reading this and have taken lots away to put into place.

Thanks Blair, look forward to your next book :)