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Self-Help Materials

Scroll down to access worksheets, audio-files for relaxation and mindfulness as well as many other useful resources.

Outdoor Reading

Worksheets help us map our patterns, understand our automatic thoughts and challenge unhelpful patterns.  Click on the button below to access the worksheets that I use in therapy as well as of the course materials that I have developed while facilitating CBT groups for anxiety and depression.  

Relaxing at Home

Getting grounded in here-and-now and progressive muscle relaxation are very useful techniques to manage our overwhelming emotional states.  It is hard to practice these techniques if you need to read instructions at the same time.  Here, you can access audio recordings of the very simple versions of these two strategies.

Psychology Session

Keeping track of progress in therapy is important.  Scales that measure symptoms of depression, anxiety and worry are very useful.  Regular completion of these scales can help us identify therapeutic stuckpoints and ensure that our treatment plan is sound. 

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Internet is full of information about mental health.  Some of it is good, some of it is not so good, some is harmful in its over-promise.  Here is a link to a curated collection of resources that I found useful for my clients. 

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​Exposure is crucial part of CBT.  Sometimes it is difficult to find the right place to practice exposure exercises in real life.  Airplane cabins, large leering audiences or claustrophobic elevators might be difficult to access at will.  This is where YouTube can help.

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