Name It
Put a feeling into words in three minutes. Name it to tame it.
Free worksheets for your sessions. Made by therapists, for therapists.
Put a feeling into words in three minutes. Name it to tame it.
Name it, breathe it, read the story, check the weather.
Every idea from the Check-In Four kit on one page.
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Same hour, more of you in it. Get the most out of a session.
Every idea from the Make the Hour Count kit on one page.
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Panic isn't the place, it's the alarm. Learn to read it right.
Every idea from the Fear of the Fear kit on one page.
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Feeling sure is a feeling. Treat it as a cue to look again.
Every idea from the Certainty Is a Cue kit on one page.
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The room isn't reading you. Ease social spotlight worry.
Every idea from the Nobody Is Thinking About You kit on one page.
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Depression is loud. Loud isn't the same as true.
Every idea from the More Than Your Depression kit on one page.
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Three tricks every brain plays, and how to spot them.
Every idea from the Three Brain Tricks kit on one page.
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Same pain, less fight. Separate the pain from the struggle.
Every idea from the Clean Pain, Dirty Pain kit on one page.
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Your mind writes the sentences. You don't have to sign them.
Every idea from the Imprisoned by a Word kit on one page.
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Splitting sorts people into all good or all bad. Pause first.
Every idea from the Splitting: All or Nothing? kit on one page.
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A plain-language intro to CBT: thoughts, feelings and actions.
The thought record: catch it, check it, change it.
How thoughts, feelings and actions push on each other.
Name the common thinking traps to take away their power.
Put a thought on trial and weigh the evidence.
Test a worried prediction like a scientist.
Step-by-step problem solving for real problems.
Behavioral activation: do it first, mood follows.
Follow the downward arrow to the belief underneath.
Write your answer ahead of time for the hard moment.
Every idea from the CBT Toolbox kit on one page.
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Guilt is an alarm, not a verdict. Check it before you obey it.
Every idea from the Guilt Check kit on one page.
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Love them and still choose how you help. Limits for rescuers.
Every idea from the Love With Limits kit on one page.
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Identity has layers. Explore who you are, for now.
Every idea from the Who Am I (For Now)? kit on one page.
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Decide yesterday. Today is only dialing. Beat call avoidance.
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Your thoughts can ride along. They don't get to drive.
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The doors are open. They've been open the whole time.
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Two minutes, one thing: a quick close to any session.
Nine dials that turn a vague plan into a real one.
Session review: one small, specific thing to carry out.
A filled-in example of the My One Thing review.
Today in one map: circle what fit, add your own.