This worksheet is designed to people understand the problems that their partners are bringing to a relationship. Each partner is asked to fill out a worksheet. The worksheet promotes empathy and problem-solving. (marriage and family therapy, relationships, compromise, 1020)

This worksheet is designed to help couples consider the pros and cons of becoming a parent and open a dialog on this important subject. (parenting, couples, relationships, 1020)

This worksheet is designed to give parents in a blended family activities to help them build trust and bonding. (divorce, blended family, couples counseling, family therapy, marriage counseling, 0920)

This worksheet is designed to help people get a better sense of their identity after a divorce. It encourages people to explore their interests, favorite activities, values, and more. (divorce, separation, family therapy, relationship counseling, 0820)

This worksheet is designed to help people focus on the positive things about their partners, rather than just paying to attention to their faults. (marriage, marital therapy, relationships, communication, 0820)

This worksheet can help people understand and get past the feelings of sadness and sense of loss that come after a divorce. The worksheet asks people to write a goodbye letter to things from the past and a hello letter to the possibilities of the future. (divorce, narrative therapy, depression, marriage, 0820)

This worksheet is designed to help couples build trust by committing to specific activities. The worksheet also lists do’s and don’ts to remember in rebuilding a relationship. (marriage counseling, infidelity, couples therapy, 0720)

This worksheet gives couples the tools they need to understand and practice forgiveness. (0720, marriage counseling, couples therapy, relationships)

The workbook provides couples with therapeutic homework assignments to help build a foundation for a happier and more fulfilling relationship. In completing these assignments, couples can rehearse new communication strategies and challenge harmful beliefs, strengthening the insights that surface during counseling sessions. This book offers fifty-two worksheets that will help couples learn strategies to manage their emotions in constructive ways, instead of turning to behaviors that erode their relationship.

This worksheet is designed to help couples understand how ADHD can affect their relationship. The person with ADHD and the partner without ADHD are both asked to identify their feelings and think about how ADHD can influence their feelings. Suggestions are made how to resolve conflicts caused by the misunderstanding of ADHD symptoms. (couples therapy, marriage therapy, ADHD, 0720)