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Goal setting refers to a successful plan of action for setting specific, attainable targets for yourself, in relationships, or in your everyday life. Setting goals help trigger new behaviors, align […]
Goals are things you want to achieve and are willing to commit to. Goal setting refers to a successful plan of action for setting specific, attainable targets for yourself, in […]
Video & audio overview of the worksheet Goals are outcomes one would like to achieve and are willing to commit to. During therapy, patients identify specific goals and create a […]
Group goals are the objectives or milestones that a group commits to working toward together. What Are The Theories Behind This Worksheet? CBT is a type of psychotherapy used to […]
Meaning helps us to make sense of life and our roles in it, whereas finding purpose is an abiding intention to achieve aspirations that motivate our activities. What Are The […]
Depression is a common mental disorder and a severe medical illness that negatively affects how you feel, the way you think, and how you act. Depression also causes sadness and/or […]
Goals are part of every aspect of life. Setting one small goal each day can help us gain the confidence we need to accomplish larger, more long-term recovery goals. When […]
What is the theory behind this Worksheet for Recovering Addicts? Individuals who seek therapy or work for any goal including recovery from addiction, need to analyze to assess their functioning […]
What is the theory behind the Zig Ziglar goal-setting worksheet? Achieving goals is like a journey with a thousand different challenges and lessons, but small and realistic steps and consistency […]
What is the theory behind the Moving Forward in Recovery worksheet? Achieving our goals and sobriety is not an easy task, it’s a lifestyle change. Not only our physical state […]
What is the theory behind My three-question worksheet smart recovery? Three questions worksheet is designed with three specific questions that you need to answer in order to evaluate where you […]
