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Positive Journal

Positive Journal

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Research tells us that frequent journaling can have positive effects on mood. The Positive Journal worksheet will give your clients an opportunity to look back at their day, and spend a few moments writing about what made them happy. Each day, your client will be asked to write three brief entries, as short as one sentence each, describing something positive that happened...
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Values Clarification

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Values are a person's beliefs about what's important, or what matters most to them. They can be just about anything, such as family, hard work, success, or having a good time. Sometimes, people lose sight of their values—they live their life in a way that's incongruent with what they believe. For example, someone who values family might become overwhelmed by work, and neglect their relationships....
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Behavioral Activation

Behavioral Activation

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Behavioral activation is a technique used in CBT and other behavioral therapies, especially during the early stages of depression treatments. A person who's depressed may lack the motivation and energy to complete basic, healthy, life tasks. This can cause isolation and poor health, which enhances the depression, thus forming a dangerous cycle of lessening motivation and worsening depression...
Causes of Bipolar Disorder

Causes of Bipolar Disorder

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Psychoeducation is an important part of treating bipolar disorder. Understanding protective and risk factors will help your clients avoid manic and depressive episodes as much as is possible, and it will help them seek help when they're unavoidable. Knowledge about bipolar disorder can also help them understand the importance of medication, and the value of psychotherapy...
The Cycle of Anger

The Cycle of Anger

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Show your clients how their anger can be triggered, and how it escalates, using the Cycle of Anger printout. This anger worksheet uses the CBT model to explain how anger grows from irrational thoughts, and leads to a difficult-to-break cycle of growing frustration. The Cycle of Anger diagram depicts anger as beginning with a trigger, which leads to negative thoughts, emotions, physical symptoms, and a behavioral response...
Anger Diary

Anger Diary

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Before successfully managing anger, many clients will first need to develop the ability to recognize their temper before it has reached explosive levels. One common and effective strategy for improving emotional awareness is by recording relevant events in an Anger Diary. This task may be challenging the first time around, so we suggest that you practice completing this worksheet in session using examples or events from the client's past...
Setting Life Goals

Setting Life Goals

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The Setting Life Goals worksheet serves as an effective motivation builder, which can also help to provide direction for therapy. Give your clients an opportunity to think about the most important areas of their lives (family, friends, work/school, spirituality, body, and mental health), what they are happy with, and what they would like to improve...
Introduction to Anger Management

Introduction to Anger Management

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The Introduction to Anger Management worksheet has everything you need to get your clients started on the topic of anger. We begin by defining anger (especially, how anger differs from aggression), and then move through topics such as triggers, the expression of anger, and consequences of anger. The format of this worksheet mimics what you might see in a longer anger management intervention plan...
When I am Tempted to Use

When I am Tempted to Use

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Learning to recognize and respect triggers for substance use can make a significant impact on recovery. Use this substance use worksheet to help your clients start to think about, and become aware of, their own triggers. The When I am Tempted to Use worksheet includes a list of common triggers, and some blank space for your client to write in the things that put them at risk of relapse or cravings...
Substance Use Motivation Ruler

Substance Use Motivation Ruler

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The Substance Use Motivation Ruler is an excellent tool derived from motivational interviewing. Ask your client to pinpoint, on a scale of 1 to 10, how motivated they are to end their drug use. In this case, 1 means "not at all motivated" and 10 means "completely motivated". In the spirit of motivational interviewing, you want to use this worksheet to build congruence, and focus on what motivates the client...
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