This worksheet is designed to help people who are often irritated and agitated learn to notice these problems before they get out of hand and understand the social consequences of their behavior. It suggests several ways to cope with these problems and a chart to measure thoughts, behaviors, and consequences. (1121. Bipolar Disorder, relationships, workplace)

This worksheet gives people eight techniques to deal appropriately and effectively with rude behavior.

(1021, workplace, relationships)

This worksheet is designed to help people understand the process of setting coaching goals and what they hope to achieve in their coaching journey. (1021. Coaching, goal setting)

This worksheet is designed to help people identify beliefs which are unnecessarily limiting to themselves or others. It is designed to help people replace limiting beliefs with empowering thoughts. (0921, dysfunctional thoughts, irrational beliefs, coaching)

In romantic relationships, the fear cycle refers to when one or both of people in a relationship are engaging in unkind or hurtful behaviors during conflict. This worksheet is designed to help people understand elements of their fear cycle, how they respond to fear situations, and how they can break destructive cycles in their relationship. (0821, relationships, marriage, abuse)

This worksheet teaches the Listening Cycle, a research-based approach to helping people become better listeners. (0821, conversation skills, communication, coaching)

This worksheet is to be filled by each person in a couple considering marriage. It is designed to help people explore strengths as a couple as well as potential problems. (0821, couples, relationships, coaching, marriage)

This worksheet helps people prepare for a difficult conversation and reflect on ways they can improve their communication skills. (0821, coaching, communication skills)

This worksheets helps people examine their thoughts, feelings, and biases about specific decisions. (0721, problem-solving, decision making)

The workbook provides couples with therapeutic homework assignments to help build a foundation for a happier and more fulfilling relationship. In completing these assignments, couples can rehearse new communication strategies and challenge harmful beliefs, strengthening the insights that surface during counseling sessions. This book offers fifty-two worksheets that will help couples learn strategies to manage their emotions in constructive ways, instead of turning to behaviors that erode their relationship.