The PERMA model, developed by Dr. Martin Seligman, is a Positive Psychology framework designed to help individuals build a life filled with well-being, satisfaction, and meaning. PERMA stands for Positive Emotion, Engagement, Relationships, Meaning, and Accomplishment—five essential elements contributing to a fulfilling life. This worksheet is designed to help people understand this model of achieving a more fulfilling life and what immediate actions they can take in each of the five areas. (1024, positive psychology, well-being, happiness)

Research shows that about two dozen factors produce happiness, including relationships, engaging in activities, and managing emotions. This worksheet is designed to help people explore happiness factors in their lives, gaining clarity in the areas where they feel fulfilled and areas that could benefit from more attention. (1024. happiness, depression, insight)

This checklist can help individuals determine if their marijuana use should be considered a problem. There are 12 behaviors to check off followed by questions concerning a person’s attitude about changing their marijuana habits. Two to three checked behaviors indicate a mild problem. Checking six or more behaviors indicates a significant problem. (1024, dependency, drug use, marijuana, addiction)

It takes just a few minutes to assemble this full-size board game with complete decks of cards that encourage family communication, solving family problems, dealing with change, responsibilities in the family, and more. This game is for families with kids 5 and up. It includes “blank” cards Studies show that family meetings improve communication, diminish behavior problems, and help parents teach values to their kids. (1024. family therapy, communication)

This worksheet takes people through a process of thinking about their behaviors including understanding their needs and desires, identifying behavioral patterns, thinking about their values and beliefs, and more. (0724, insight, depression, trauma)

Elections can trigger strong emotions, especially stress and anxiety. This worksheet gives people 7 strategies to deal with the stress and anxiety that can be triggered during the time of an election. (0724, stress, anxiety, election)

This worksheet provides several techniques to help people increase their self-reflection skills. These exercises are designed to be practical and engaging, making it easier for them to incorporate self-reflection into their daily routines. (0524, coaching, self-reflection, self-awareness, resilience, coping skills)

This worksheet is intended to help people identify issues or concerns that might keep them from seeking help. These could range from the cost to a lack of social support, to busy schedules. People are then asked to consider how they might overcome these barriers. (0424. resistance, wellness)

Because of cultural stereotypes, LGBTQIA+ people may be socialized into thinking that being non-heterosexual is somehow “bad,” “wrong,” or “immoral,” – leading to feelings of low self-esteem and even self-hatred. This worksheet is designed to help people determine if they have “internalized homophobia” also known as “internalized oppression.” The worksheet helps people identify negative and distorted thinking and replace these thoughts with self-acceptance and self-love. (0324. homophobia, LGBTQIA+)

This journal is designed to support people throughout their cancer treatment journey, offering people coping with cancer a tool to help them organize their thoughts and track their experiences. This journal can assist people in addressing different facets of their journey, including emotional, physical, and practical considerations. Each page has dedicated sections designed to record essential information. (0224. cancer, treatment, oncology)