"People and Problems" Worksheets

From an unlikely source, the Denver Mayor's Office of Employee Assistance, a series of worksheets and infosheets about a long list of addiction-related issues, from being Addicted to Love to Overcoming Workaholism. Dig in!

Job Interview Questions Worksheet

Here, from jjc.edu (Joliet Junior College), a very simple, but potentially very helpful Job Interview Questions Worksheet. Answer the questions, be prepared for an interview. Good luck!

Assertiveness Worksheet

From Cambridge University Hospital, here's a three-page Assertiveness Worksheet. Comes from their Back Pain Management program ("programme"). TMS lives!

Overeaters Anonymous Worksheet

From a workshop, posted at oanova.org, an Overeaters Anonymous Worksheet advocating abstinence vs. compulsive eating.

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Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Worksheets and Book Excerpts

From actmadesimple.com (site for the book ACT Made Simple), a resource page with a great collection of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy worksheets and book excerpts.  (Thanks to Julianne for the heads-up!)

Good Medicine: Handouts, Relaxation Training, and Blog

Inbox item from Dr. James Hawkins at goodmedicine.org.uk:

There are several hundred other freely downloadable handouts and questionnaires on my site that your readers might find helpful. See:

http://goodmedicine.org.uk/goodknowledge/handouts-questionnaires-and-other-leaflets

And there’s also a freely available eight session relaxation course complete with handouts and eighteen downloadable relaxation MP3 files:

http://goodmedicine.org.uk/goodknowledge/autogenic-relaxation-training

And a pretty regular dozen or so monthly posts to the “Evidence-based blog on stress, health & wellbeing” that I write:

http://goodmedicine.org.uk/stressedtozest