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Studies tell us that when professionals prescribe therapeutic homework, clients report significantly better outcomes. Our worksheets are derived from evidence-based therapies, and they are designed by experienced professionals. Use the navigation links on the left of this page to view tools in a specific category. Or use the search box at the top of this page to find the exact tool you are looking for.

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Developing a Self-Management Plan to Stabilize Your Mood Swings

This worksheet presents 13 self-management techniques to manage bipolar mood swings. (1021, bipolar disorder, mood swings, self-management)

Preventing Mania Using a Weekly Schedule

This worksheet is designed to help people with bipolar disorder keep manic episodes from escalating by preventing sleep disruption and limiting activities. It provides a chart to help people create a schedule of appropriate patterns. (1021, bipolar disorder, manic episodes, mania)

Coping with Mania Using a “Balance Sheet”

This worksheet is intended to help people who experience manic episodes understand their symptoms and manage their thoughts and moods.  (1022. manic episodes, bipolar disorder)

How Has Bipolar Disorder Affected Your LIfe?

This worksheet is intended to help people understand how bipolar disorder has affected them in areas like relationships, work, sleep, physical activity, and so on. A chart asks people to think about each area and consider the healthy and unhealthy ways they cope with bipolar disorder. (1021. bipolar disorder, coping)

Do You Have Bipolar Disorder?

This worksheet describes the three types of bipolar disorder.  While the worksheet Is not intended to give a diagnosis, it does help people identify if they have the symptoms of bipolar disorder.  (1021, bipolar disorder)

Responding to Rude Behavior

This worksheet gives people eight techniques to deal appropriately and effectively with rude behavior.

(1021, workplace, relationships)

What Are Your Coaching Goals?

This worksheet is designed to help people understand the process of setting coaching goals and what they hope to achieve in their coaching journey. (1021. Coaching, goal setting)

Calming Your Body Meditation (audio)

This 13-minute audio can be used to help people with a variety of concerns and problems. This
type of audio triggers the “relaxation response” in the brain, which has been shown to lower
blood pressure and heart rate and produce biochemicals in the brain associated with feelings of
calm and well-being. Practicing relaxation techniques on a regular basis may have a variety of
additional health benefits. The worksheet includes a chart for clients to keep track of how often they practice relaxation exercises and the effect on their mood. (0723, relaxation, stress, audio)

Calming Your Body with Progressive Relaxation

This worksheet helps people learn and practice progressive muscle relaxation, a technique that involves tensing specific muscle groups and then relaxing them. (100721, relaxation, progressive relaxation)

Building Your Confidence

This worksheet gives people ideas on how to improve their confidence by recognizing their skills and talents, understanding how a lack of confidence is holding them back, and creating a self-talk script. (1021)