CBT Workbooks & Self-Care Journals
Thought records, mood tracker & coping toolkit
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CBT Therapy Workbook — 13 Printable Pages (Thought Records, Mood Tracker, Thinking Traps, Trigger Log, Coping Toolkit, Weekly Reflection · A4 + US Letter PDF + SVG)
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Anxiety Relief Journal — 13 Printable Pages (Mood Tracker, Thought Records, Worry & Trigger Log, Grounding & Coping Toolkit, Gratitude, Weekly Reflection · A4 + US Letter PDF + SVG)
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Self-Care & Wellbeing Journal — 13 Printable Pages (Mood Tracker, Feelings Check-In, Coping & Self-Care Menus, Gratitude, Weekly Reflection, Values & Journaling · A4 + US Letter PDF + SVG)
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Printable mental-health workbooks and journals for the quiet, everyday work of looking after your head. This collection includes a CBT-style therapy workbook with structured thought records and a thinking-traps checklist, an anxiety-relief journal with grounding and worry-log pages, and a gentle self-care and wellbeing journal — all built from the same calming, spacious pages: a mood tracker, a feelings check-in, a coping toolkit, gratitude prompts, a self-care menu and a weekly reflection.
Every journal is undated and prints on A4 and US Letter, with an editable SVG of each page, so you can reprint the pages you return to — a fresh thought record or mood month whenever you need one. Use it on paper or on a tablet in GoodNotes or Notability.
At $0.99 with a small-business commercial license, it is an accessible companion between sessions, or a calming daily practice on its own.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a replacement for therapy?
No. These are self-help journaling tools, not a diagnosis or treatment, and they do not replace professional care. If you are struggling, please reach out to a qualified mental-health professional or a crisis line — each workbook says the same on its first page.
What is a CBT thought record?
A structured worksheet that walks you through a situation, the automatic thought it triggered, the evidence for and against it, and a more balanced thought — a core cognitive-behavioural-therapy exercise for noticing and reframing unhelpful thinking.
Which one should I choose?
Pick by focus: the CBT Therapy Workbook for structured thought work, the Anxiety Relief Journal for worry and grounding, or the Self-Care & Wellbeing Journal for gentle daily reflection. They share the same calming page toolkit.