Coping Skills PDF
A printable coping skills list, activities, and worksheets drawn from the best-selling Coping Skills for Kids Workbook by Janine Halloran, LMHC.
Whether you’re a mental health clinician, nurse, physical therapist, occupational therapist, or speech-language pathologist, having practical, ready-to-use worksheets at your fingertips can strengthen client and patient outcomes. These free PDF downloads are designed to support skill-building, recovery, and self-awareness—both in-session and at home.
From ADHD tools to mindfulness worksheets for mental health professionals, to pain management, diabetes, nutrition, and fall prevention handouts for rehab and healthcare professionals, each resource is grounded in evidence-based best practices.
A printable coping skills list, activities, and worksheets drawn from the best-selling Coping Skills for Kids Workbook by Janine Halloran, LMHC.
Use this free DBT PDF worksheet to help clients identify a life worth living and guide them towards changes that’ll help them reach their goals.
Recognize & evaluate the enduring symptoms of trauma. Download this free trauma treatment worksheet from trauma expert Janina Fisher, PhD.
Download your free Aftermath of a Failed Bid to Connect worksheet from world-renowned experts, Drs. John and Julie Gottman. Use this PDF exercise to increase understanding between couples.
Download this free polyvagal theory tool to help clients respond to changes in their nervous systems.
Help your clients further their healing journey with these printable worksheets from David Kessler's new workbook, Finding Meaning Workbook.
Download these worksheets designed to accommodate the diverse range of developmental levels in children.
What are the differences between Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), and their effectiveness on trauma?
Download this free, practical, and engaging printable tool to find out!
Get a free checklist of common Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) symptoms that can be used in clinical practice with children and adolescents from the What to Do When You Have a Tricky, Sticky, Picky Brain book.
Use this free infographic to educate clients on the different types of boundaries they can set, what violations can look like, and how they can protect their peace.
Guiding clients in identifying dysfunctional family patterns and helping them break unhealthy cycles.
Free Chapter and Client Worksheets from the ACT Workbook for Behavioral Addictions by Jennifer L. Patterson, PSYD.
Free Chapter and Client Exercises by Isabelle Morley, Psyd, and Bailey Hanek, PsyD, from Navigating Intimacy.
Free Excerpt and Exercises by Manuela Mischke-Reeds, MA, LMFT, CHT, from Trauma-Sensitive Movement.
Dr. Ed Shaw believes every care provider should have this valuable resource that puts the stats, signs, causes, prevention, and treatment of dementia at their fingertips.
These easy, no-bake bites are full of fall flavor, and perfect for meal prep, rehab fueling, or a quick grab-and-go snack.
Grab this recipe and watch how Dana White preps them.
By integrating these tools into your care plan, you’ll help clients and patients build skills, track progress, and stay engaged in their own recovery and wellness journey.
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