CBT Cards / Learn

Learn, then practice.

Understand the idea first, then choose a reviewed practice or a blank browser-local worksheet when that fits.

Reviewed Practice Finder

Start from a situation such as looping worry, repeated checking, avoidance, perfectionistic polishing, or harsh self-evaluation. Routes are non-diagnostic and preserve genuine-risk exclusions.

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CBT thought record

Situation, thoughts, emotions, evidence and an alternative view.

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Automatic thoughts

Notice quick situation-linked thoughts without assuming every thought is true, false, important, or pathological.

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Thought vs fact

Separate direct observations from interpretations, predictions and assumptions.

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Worry time

Capture a worry, choose a review point, and separate practical problems from hypothetical concerns.

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Activity planning

Make an activity concrete, reduce the first step, and review what happened.

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CBT journaling

See how a structured entry separates situation, thoughts, emotions, body reactions, behaviour, alternatives and outcome.

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Free worksheets

Browser-local thought record, worry-time and activity-planning forms with no submit action.

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Clinical boundary

These are general wellness and education resources. They do not diagnose, prescribe treatment, replace urgent action, or decide whether CBT is right for a particular person.