Worry Time Planner
Set aside a concern, choose a short review window and write one practical next step.
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Wellbeing tools
Write a worry note, compare options, prepare a conversation or create a personal reminder. Ten tools with local drafts and file export.
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10 resources · all free
Thought Record Workspace
Lay out a situation, an initial interpretation and what you actually know, without automated judgement.
Small Activities Planner
Choose one manageable everyday activity and a smaller alternative for a day with less capacity.
Practical Problem Solver
Compare two possible responses to a concrete problem, then choose an action you can actually take.
Values to Actions Map
Translate a value you choose into a small action, a boundary and an achievable alternative.
Emotion Words Explorer
Explore ordinary feeling words and describe your own context without a mood score or diagnosis.
Self-Compassion Letter
Draft a private note that acknowledges a difficult moment without forced positivity or excuses.
Personal Reminder Card
Make a compact card with your own reminders, ordinary options and a contact you choose.
Support Network Map
Map different kinds of support and one practical way to reach out, without ranking relationships.
Appointment Preparation Sheet
Organise what you want to discuss, questions and access needs before speaking with a health professional.
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