Anxiety Disorders
Using Coping Skills in Situations That Make You Anxious

This worksheet helps people learn to tolerate anxious situations using various coping skills. A distinction is made between coping with the situation and avoiding the situation. (0121, anxiety, coping skills, fear)

Changing Automatic Thoughts Using a Coping Mantra

This worksheet is designed to help people combat negative thoughts with a positive statement they can use as a mantra. (anxiety, repetitive thinking, mantras, automatic thoughts, 1220)

Nurturing Hope with a Hope Box

This worksheet is designed to help people nurture and nourish hope during the pandemic. It suggests creating a Hope Box as a daily ritual of identifying tangible objects that can inspire feelings of hope. A link is also given to an app which allows people to create a Virtual Hope Box. (1220, depression, pandemic, COVID-19, anxiety)

Creating a Hope Map to Achieve Your Goals

This worksheet explains how people an increase their levels of hope and engage in goal-oriented behavior by making a diagram which considers goals, pathways, and obstacles. (1220, goal-setting, COVID-19, pandemic, depression, problem-solving, wellness, motivation)

Do You Wash Your Hands Too Much?

This worksheet is designed to help people distinguish the difference between healthy hand washing and hand washing that is a sign of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD, 1220, compulsions, hand washing, pandemic, health anxiety, COVID-19)

GAD 7 Question Screening

Use this screening to quickly assess the presence and severity of Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD, 1120)

Facing Your Fears with Acceptance & Commitment Therapy

This worksheet is designed to help people accept their fears and take the necessary steps to get on with their lives. (1120, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, fears, ACT, anxiety)

Are You Too Rigid About Routines & Schedules?

This worksheet is designed to help anxious people identify their rigid habits, patterns, routines, and schedules, It encourages them t explore strategies for less rigidity and more spontaneity in their lives. (anxiety, obsessive-compulsive, GAD, 1120)

Mindfulness Audio for People Who Self-Injure

This audio was developed for people who self-injure. The script asks listeners to set their intention to stop hurting themselves and treat their bodies with respect. It combines the techniques of mindful awareness and progressive relaxation. (self-harm, PTSD, borderline personality, meditation, mindfulness, audio, self-injury, 1120)

Calming Down (Audio)

This 12-minute audio will help people calm down and relax, particularly when they are
experiencing anxiety. (mindfulness, audios, anxiety disorders, resilience, 1021)