Gratitude Worksheets

Need structure for Thanksgiving thanking?  Be grateful for these gratitude worksheets:  

From bardos.net, "My Gratitude List." 

From goalistics.com, a one-pager linked under "How Can You Cultivate Gratitude?" 

And try Google ("gratitude worksheet") for thirteen pdf pages from With Gratitude and Grace. 

Best-Ever Therapy Book List

At wheretheclientis.com, a reader-generated list of the Best-Ever Therapy Books.  Two categories--for therapists and for everyone.  Pile on:  Email, comment, or, better still, tweet your nominations (hashtag #therapybooks). 

A couple of workbooks already nom'd as of this posting:  Get Out of Your Mind and Into Your Life, by Stephen Hayes and The Relaxation and Stress Reduction Workbook, by Martha Davis, et al.  Got a favorite?  Add it!

Happy New Year

HAPPY NEW YEAR from Therapy Worksheets.

Thanks to everyone for the visits, the comments, the suggestions, the links, and the kind words. Very glad you found the site.

Best wishes for an excellent 2010.

Will

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New Year's Resolution Worksheet

Countdown to the New Year. Here's a four-page New Year's Resolution Worksheet. Made it myself.

Happy New Year.

New Twitter Account

Therapy Worksheets tweets moving to @willbaumlcsw. Hope to see you there.

Subscribe to Therapy Worksheets

New to Therapy Worksheets, an email subscription option (here and on the sidebar).  Enter your email address, and feedburner.com will automatically email new TW posts when they go up.  

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The old RSS feed, for more techy types, remains unchanged.  Enjoy.

Help for Helpers

From TW sister sites, help for helping professionals:

Building a private practice? Try Where the Client Is, an online blogzine about launching and growing a private practice. Promotion and marketing tips, interviews with experienced clinicians, etc. Also, offers inexpensive web design for therapists.

If you're working toward the social work licensing exam, look at Social Work Test Prep. Lots of useful stuff, including links to free practice exams around the web, flash cards, exam tutoring, and more.

And, for everyone, if you're in L.A. and thinking about therapy, contact Will Baum, LCSW. After a free 15-minute consultation you'll either have found your therapist or gotten a referral to one that's right for you.

Enjoy.

New Blog: Where the Client Is

Brought to you by your loyal Therapy Worksheets blogger, a site dedicated to putting together and growing a private practice: Where the Client Is. Includes posts about marketing, office space, business cards, clinician interviews, etc. Potentially helpful stuff. Come on over.

Feelings Worksheets

At ESLprintables.com, dozens of pages of Feelings Worksheets, a catch-all which includes everything from pages of emo faces to crosswords to instructions about laughter yoga. Pages are helpfully rated by difficulty and target age-range. (Requires free registration.)

Worksheet Makers

For the word processor phobic, teach-nology.org has a collection of Free Worksheet Makers. Fill out quick forms to instantly create various rubrics, charts, Venn diagrams, and the like.

Mental Health Info Pages

From covenanthealth.org, a full bag of mental health info pages. Useful, cut-and-pasteable articles covering mental health topics from A (abuse, active listening, addiction) to...W (withdrawal).

Therapy Blogs

Therapy Worksheets shows up on a list of Top 50 Therapy Blogs here. Blogs are devided into groups: Mental, Physical, Academic/Informational (e.g., TW), First Hand Accounts, and Homeopathic.

We're described as "a treasure trove blog of downloadable therapeutic worksheets on anxiety, depression and personality disorders." Thanks, y'all!

Share Your Worksheets!

Share worksheets you've put together with others who may put them to good and great use. Email a .doc or .pdf to therapyworksheets [at] gmail.com. Please consider including a brief note explaining how you've used the worksheets (type of clients, setting, etc.) and any helpful hints you have about getting the most out of the material.

Sharing is caring. Thanks in advance.

"Skills for Healthy Living"

Site put together by Bronwyn Thompson, an occupational therapist, collects words of wisdom and variety of worksheets--especially strong on pain management. Check it out here:

• http://healthskills.wordpress.com/