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my goal is:
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things I’m grateful for:
people I love:
fun memories:
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name your emotion:
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therapist: contact:
therapist: contact:
dietician: contact:
mentor: contact:
accountability: contact:
other: contact:
other: contact:
other: contact:
other: contact:
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what happened? describe the situation:
how did that situation make you feel, both emotionally & physically?
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breakfast
lunch
dinner
snacks
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date situation emotion coping/blocking response
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I am not good enough I am good enough
I am a bad person I am a good person
I don’t deserve love I deserve love
I am not lovable I am lovable
I am inadequate I am adequate
I am worthless I have value
I am weak I am strong
I am permanently damaged I am healthy (or can be)
I am shameful I have value
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Sometimes we take our pornography use for granted. The purpose of this
checklist is to become absolutely clear about where you currently stand
with pornography.
What are your most common triggers for using pornography? ( For
example- Curiosity, Boredom, stress, anxiety, anger, depression, an aid to
masturbation)
Are there any unusual aspects to your pornography use? ( For instance-
higher than normal frequency, more risky behavior while masturbating.
etc)
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This section covers Fantasies and Romantic Obsessions
Romantic obsessions, in this case, are situations where you fixate on one
person, sometimes a person who you do not personally know and fantasize
about them sexually and romantically for long periods of time. Your fantasy
may involve delusion-where you begin to believe that this person has
similar feelings for you.
What are some triggers you experience before engaging in this behavior?
What are some things you do which may be out of the ordinary when
engaging in these behaviors? For instance, going out of your way to be
around this person, collecting pictures of this person, etc.
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TASK M T W TH F SA SU
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* None of the responses to this checklist can be “I don't know”. Encourage
yourself to come up with a response to every question.
1. What are the biggest issues that you are struggling to manage in your
life right now?
2. What are the most important values that you are neglecting in your
life right now?
3. How did you arrive at this point? What was the mental process you
went through that led from your motivation to rebuild your life to
where you are now complacency, hopelessness and apathy?
4. What signs did you observe that could have been warnings that action
needed to be taken before your relapse?
5. How did you react to these signs? Did you ignore them, or take action
that was not effective?
7. What are some of the new challenges this relapse might have created
in your life?
9. What are the steps you are going to take RIGHT NOW to get yourself
back on track?
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This checklist is to be used whenever you experience a strong/powerful
urge.
2. Using the scale below, rate your emotional level during the behavior.
3. Emotional Level:
4. Emotional Scale
5. Emotional Level
6. 10: Complete lack of anxiety/stress; Euphoria; Contentment
7. 7 t9: Emotionally Comfortable
8. 5 t7: Mild Anxiety; Irritation; Minor Stressors
9. 3 t5: Moderate Anxiety; Uncomfortable; Bored; Moderate Stressors
10. 1 t3: Considerable Anxiety; Major Stressors
11. 0 and below: Extreme Anxiety; Painful
3. When would have been the best time to make a decision while
experiencing the urge?
4. Identifying this will help you discover when you are most vulnerable
ta relapse in the future.
4. If you relapsed to this urge, now is the time to fix your decision.
1. What was one thing in your life that was negatively affected by your
decision to give in to this urge?
2. What are aspects of behavior that led to this urge that might be a risk
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1. What are all the compulsive behaviors that you have engaged in over
the past week?
2. a. How many hours a week do you estimate that you spent on these
behaviors
b. This past week, how many days have you engaged in your compulsive
behavior?
c. In the past week, how many days have you engaged in multiple
compulsive behaviors?
3 . In the past year, what would you consider to be your top compulsive
habit?
( Example: Masturbating, Fantasizing, Browsing for anonymous sex)
4. How has the intensity, frequency, and length of time that you spend on
your compulsive behavior affected your quality of life over the past
year?
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identify a self-statement that is thoughts & feelings related to the
negative & inaccurate: statement:
what evidence exists that what actual evidence is there rate the extent ( 1 – 10 ) to
this idea is false? for this idea? which you believed it when
you were thinking it:
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very 3 slightly very
slightly
dissatisfied neutral satisfied satisfied
dissatisfied
TOTAL SCORE
7- 11 Very dissatisfied
19-25 Neutral
26-32 Slightly satisfied
33-35 Very satisfied
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Complete in the morning
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day I’m thankful for…
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Check the appropriate box after each statement based on what you value.
Creativity
Family
Financial Freedom
Humor
Intimate Relationships
Parenting
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Check the appropriate box after each statement based on what you value.
Sexuality
Spirituality
Other:
Other:
Other:
Other:
Other:
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unhealthy behaviors M T W TH F SA SU
Substance abuse
Self-harm
Overspending
Porn/promiscuity
Disordered eating
Lying/manipulating
Stealing/cheating
Avoiding/procrastinating
Violence/fighting
Ruminating
Body-repetitive behaviors
Other:
Other:
Other:
Other:
which behavior did you struggle with the most this week?
are there certain techniques that help prevent you from engaging in these behaviors?
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rate from 1-10 M T W TH F SA SU
Hostility
Irritability
Phobias
Obsessions
Headaches
Backaches
Irritable bowel
Constipation
Muscle spasms
Insomnia
Depression
Withdrawals
Anger
Resentment
Fears
Neck aches
Indigestion
Ulcers
Diarrhea
Nervous tics
Physical weakness
Low self-esteem
Drinking/drug use
Others
Others
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rate on scale from 1-10 M T W TH F SA SU
depressed
anxious
irritable
angry
lonely
suicidal
disassociated
broken
confused
defeated
empty
tired
bored
needy
distracted
obsessed
hungry
empty
content
social
happy
hyper
elated
wired
hopeful
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rate on scale from 1-10 M T W TH F SA SU
proud
secure
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rate on scale from 1-10 M T W TH F SA SU
Angry
Annoyed
Anxious
Ashamed
Bored
Broken
Burdened
Confused
Content
Defeated
Depressed
Disassociated
Distracted
Elated
Empty
Happy
Hopeful
Hostile
Hungry
Hyper
Irritable
Lazy
Lonely
Loved
Misunderstood
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Nervous
Obsessed
Overwhelmed
Preoccupied
Proud
Rebellious
Rejuvenated
Secure
Social
Suicidal
Thankful
Tired
Ugly
Useless
Valuable
Weak
Wired
Worthy
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ACTION STEP/ TASK RESPONSIBILITY DUE
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TITLE: START DATE: DUE DATE:
GOALS / OBJECTIVES
PROJECT TIMELINE
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DAILY ROUTINES M T W TH F SA SU
WEEKLY ROUTINES
MOTIVATION/REWARDS
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WEEKLY ROUTINES
MOTIVATION/REWARDS
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unhealthy behaviors M T W TH F SA SU
Substance abuse
Self-harm
Overspending
Porn/promiscuity
Disordered eating
Lying/manipulating
Stealing/cheating
Avoiding/procrastinating
Violence/fighting
Ruminating
Body-repetitive behaviors
Other:
Other:
Other:
Other:
which behavior did you struggle with the most this week?
are there certain techniques that help prevent you from engaging in these behaviors?
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breakfast
lunch
dinner
snacks
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what emotions do you numb/not feel?
why do you think it’s easier to not feel? how did you learn to numb your emotions?
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I feel happy when:
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Physical Symptoms: M T W TH F SA
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Stomach pain
Headaches
Back pain
Muscle pain
Joint pain
Other aches/pains
Other:
Other:
Emotional Symptoms: M T W TH F SA
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Sad
Worried
Overwhelmed
Distracted
Irritable
Tense / anxious
Other:
Other:
Other: M T W TH F SA
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Did you take meds?
Menstrual cycle?
Alcohol consumed?
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Other: M T W TH F SA SU
Other:
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Something I did well today:
Today I accomplished:
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M T W TH F SA SU
Worried
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When you’re feeling depressed, it can be difficult to complete tasks. Use this sheet to create
simple daily goals
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
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