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What is the theory behind this ‘I feel when’ worksheet? The early years are crucial for emotional development and teaching emotion regulation skills. This is because laying an early foundation […]
What is the theory behind this Identity therapy worksheet? Identity crisis can happen at any time of life. It can be a result of an underlying cause i.e trauma etc. […]
What is the theory behind this Object function worksheet for speech therapy? Speech therapy can help individuals with speech difficulties in communicating effectively and to overcome the obstacles that emerge […]
What is the theory behind this Co parenting therapy worksheet? Co parenting is a collaborative effort of separated, divorced or unmarried parents to put aside their differences and raise their […]
What is the theory behind this Identify anxiety worksheet? Anxiety is an emotion that is associated with multiple adverse psychological, physical and behavioural symptoms. An individual with worries excessively about […]
What is the theory behind this Mental health recovery plan worksheet? A mental health recovery plan, also known as the wellness recovery plan, is a structural approach towards dealing with […]
What is the theory behind this LGBTQ therapy worksheet? Asexuality is a broad spectrum of sexual orientations. A basic definition of asexuality is the lack or low sexual desire towards […]
What is the theory behind this Hope therapy worksheet? Hope therapy, according to American psychologists, Charles Snyder, plays a fundamental role in driving motivation, goal setting and consistency. The concept […]
What is the theory behind this PTSD worksheet for veterans? The DSM-recognized mental health illness known as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is brought on by experiencing or witnessing a distressing […]
What is the theory behind this Hungry angry lonely tired worksheet? Hungry, angry, lonely and tired, mostly known as H.A.L.T, are four common stressors in a person’s life that can […]
Coping is the ability where individuals learn to deal with difficult situations. Coping skills or coping mechanisms are the conscious thoughts and behaviours used to deal with stressful situations. What […]
Video & audio overview of the worksheet Communication skills are the abilities one uses when giving and receiving different kinds of information. Communication skills allow you to understand and be […]
Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) is a specific type of cognitive behavioural therapy that helps patients learn how to modify and challenge unhelpful beliefs related to trauma. CPT has been effective […]
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a mental health condition triggered when someone has experienced or witnessed a traumatic event such as a natural disaster, serious accident, terrorist act, war/combat, child […]
According to the American Psychological Association (APA), cognitive distortion can be defined as faulty or inaccurate thinking, perception or belief. (APA, © 2022) Often at times, cognitive distortions fuel our […]
