Worry Journal

Worry Journal

Template by Reflective

Best for CBT

The act of writing down worries helps externalize them, making them more manageable and less overwhelming for clients. A worry journal typically involves not only noting the specific worry but also reflecting on the potential outcomes, the likelihood of those outcomes occurring, and possible solutions or coping strategies. This practice encourages individuals to confront their worries directly, challenge irrational fears, and develop a more balanced perspective. Over time, a worry journal can help reduce anxiety by clarifying concerns, identifying patterns, and fostering a sense of control over one’s thoughts.

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