Coaching

Our coaching forms cover a wide variety of issues in the areas of self-growth, life skills, and wellness.

To modify the tools, click the ‘Send to Client’ button by each tool to open our Psychology Forms Filler. You can edit the tool as you see fit and then either print it out or send it to a client to be filled out online. Click here for a tutorial on using the Psychology Forms Filler.

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Confronting Problems With Creative Thinking

This worksheet is designed to help people see alternatives to patterns of negative thinking. (creativity, problem-solving, 0214)

Do You Have a Problem with Alcohol?

This questionnaire asks people to think about their alcohol consumption and if it is a problem. (alcoholism, alcohol abuse, addiction, 0514)

Letting Go of Anger

This worksheet helps people see how their anger might be detrimental in their lives. (anger issues, 0214)

Lighten Up

This activity helps people see alternatives to getting angry or being upset. (anger control, 0614)

Communicating Without Anger

This worksheet asks people to rate themselves on how well they use 9 basic communication skills. (anger issues, communication skills, 0614)

Saying How You Feel

This worksheet teaches people to state their feelings clearly using “I” statements.

Understanding Your Habits

This worksheet can be used to help people identify their problematic habits and see the affect these habits have on their lives.

Recording Automatic Thoughts

This worksheet can be used to record dysfunctional automatic thoughts and rational responses.

ADHD Fact Sheet

General fact sheet on identifying ADHD in children.

When Do You Worry?

This worksheet will help people rate their worries at four times during the day (morning, afternoon, evening, and bedtime). (GAD, worry, anxiety)