Therapeutic Worksheets Collection

Evidence-Based Tools for Mental Health Practice

A comprehensive collection of interactive worksheets for REBT (Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy) and CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy). All worksheets feature automatic timestamps, save/load functionality, and export capabilities for clinical and personal use.

Collection Overview

12
Total Worksheets
9
REBT Tools
3
CBT Tools

REBT Worksheets

1
REBT
ABC(DE) Worksheet
The core REBT tool for identifying activating events, beliefs, consequences, disputing irrational thoughts, and developing effective new philosophies.
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2
REBT
Irrational Beliefs Identification
Identify and categorize irrational beliefs including demandingness, awfulizing, low frustration tolerance, and global rating.
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3
REBT
Belief Conversion Practice
Practice converting absolutist language into rational, preferential statements using structured conversion rules.
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4
REBT
Unconditional Self-Acceptance (USA)
Separate specific behaviors from global self-worth and practice unconditional self-acceptance regardless of performance.
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5
REBT
Shame-Attacking Exercise Planner
Plan and track shame-attacking exercises to challenge approval-seeking behaviors and fear of social judgment.
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REBT
Rational Emotive Imagery (REI)
Use imagery and rational belief rehearsal to transform unhealthy emotions into healthy negative emotions.
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REBT
Healthy vs. Unhealthy Emotions
Learn to differentiate between unhealthy emotions driven by demands and healthy emotions based on preferences.
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REBT
Language Awareness & Modification
Track and modify absolutist language patterns with personal examples and rational replacements.
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REBT
Daily Rational Philosophy Rehearsal
Daily practice tool for rehearsing rational beliefs, identifying application contexts, and reinforcing new thinking patterns.
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CBT Worksheets

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CBT
Socratic Questioning Worksheet
Comprehensive 10-step process for examining thoughts through clarification, evidence, alternatives, assumptions, and consequences.
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CBT
Downward Arrow Technique
Uncover core beliefs by repeatedly asking "What would that mean?" to dig deeper into automatic thoughts.
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CBT
Reframing Worksheet
Generate balanced, realistic interpretations of situations through systematic questioning and perspective-taking.
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