Relationship Worksheets

A "Relationship Worksheet" sits deep in a long list of questionnaires, worksheets, and infosheets available from CMHAMJ (that's the Canadian Mental Health Association Moose Jaw). Quick sampling:

 1. What qualities first drew me to my partner?
 2. What troubling qualities does my partner have that are similar to my early caretakers?
 3. What qualities does my partner have that I think I lack?

Those three alone could keep you busy for a while.

TMS Recovery Program

For people with chronic pain that jumps from place to place, that baffles MDs, or that seems directly connected to stress, here's something you may find helpful: an online TMS Recovery Program, put together by Alan Gordon, LCSW.  What's TMS?  Some explanation here.  Think you might have it?  Here's what the folks at the TMS Wiki recommend, starting with some reading.

CBT Online

Among the helpful stuff posted at getselfhelp.co.uk (worksheets, mp3s, ACT exercises, etc.), here's a long list of links for doing CBT online. Free sites, paid sites, and, of course, apps (the new worksheets?). Their page describing what CBT is and how it works is here.

Positive Coping with Health Conditions Workbook

From the folks at Simon Fraser U., here's a Positive Coping with Health Conditions Workbook (health condition not necessary to benefit).  Included:

• Relaxation
• Managing Worry
• Activating Your Life
• Solving Problems
• Managing Depressive Thinking
• Managing Anger
• Relationship Building

Positive Psychology Exercises and Worksheets

From zonepositive.com, here's a collection of Positive Psychology-based exercises and worksheets. Trying to get happy? These may be worth a look.

More Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) Worksheets

Plus some Russ Harris chapter samples at ACT Mindfully.  Some old, some new--among the new, worksheets and pages from The Confidence Gap.  

Beck Institute Worksheets

From the Beck Institute itself, here are five CBT Worksheets from Cognitive Therapy: Basics and Beyond, by Judith Beck. (They'll aim to sell you more on the site.) The book's mostly for therapists and the very, very curious, but take a look.