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    Thought Record Worksheet: The Worksheet Has 7 Steps

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    The Thought Record worksheet is a 7-step template to help clients monitor negative thoughts and emotions. It includes spaces for: 1) date and time of thoughts, 2) triggering situation details, 3) automatic thoughts and belief ratings, 4) emotions and intensity ratings, 5) cognitive distortions, 6) alternative adaptive thoughts, and 7) outcomes like reduced belief in thoughts or emotions. Filling out the worksheet helps clients evaluate thinking patterns and replace dysfunctional thoughts with more positive perspectives.

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    Thought Record Worksheet: The Worksheet Has 7 Steps

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    The Thought Record worksheet is a 7-step template to help clients monitor negative thoughts and emotions. It includes spaces for: 1) date and time of thoughts, 2) triggering situation details, 3) automatic thoughts and belief ratings, 4) emotions and intensity ratings, 5) cognitive distortions, 6) alternative adaptive thoughts, and 7) outcomes like reduced belief in thoughts or emotions. Filling out the worksheet helps clients evaluate thinking patterns and replace dysfunctional thoughts with more positive perspectives.

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    The Thought Record worksheet is a 7-step template to help clients monitor negative thoughts and emotions. It includes spaces for: 1) date and time of thoughts, 2) triggering situation details, 3) automatic thoughts and belief ratings, 4) emotions and intensity ratings, 5) cognitive distortions, 6) alternative adaptive thoughts, and 7) outcomes like reduced belief in thoughts or emotions. Filling out the worksheet helps clients evaluate thinking patterns and replace dysfunctional thoughts with more positive perspectives.

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    Thought Record Worksheet: The Worksheet Has 7 Steps

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    The Thought Record worksheet is a 7-step template to help clients monitor negative thoughts and emotions. It includes spaces for: 1) date and time of thoughts, 2) triggering situation details, 3) automatic thoughts and belief ratings, 4) emotions and intensity ratings, 5) cognitive distortions, 6) alternative adaptive thoughts, and 7) outcomes like reduced belief in thoughts or emotions. Filling out the worksheet helps clients evaluate thinking patterns and replace dysfunctional thoughts with more positive perspectives.

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    Thought Record Worksheet

    The Thought Record worksheet provides a template for clients to monitor their thoughts and emotions,
    evaluate their thinking, and explore adaptive responding. It is particularly helpful for those clients who are
    experiencing negative or dysfunctional thoughts and feelings.

    The worksheet has 7 steps:

    1. On the far left column, there is space to write down the date and time a dysfunctional thought
    arose.

    2. The second column is where the situation is listed. Instruct the client to describe - in detail - the
    event that led up to the dysfunctional thought.

    3. The third column is for the automatic thought. This is where the dysfunctional automatic thought
    is recorded, along with a rating of belief in the thought on a scale from 0% to 100%.

    4. The next column is where the emotion(s) elicited by this thought are listed, also with a rating of
    intensity on a scale from 0% to 100%.

    5. The fifth column is where the client will identify which cognitive distortion(s) they are experiencing
    with regards to this specific dysfunctional thought, such as all-or-nothing thinking, filtering, jumping
    to conclusions, etc.

    6. The second to last column is for the user to write down alternative thoughts, more positive and
    functional thoughts that can replace the negative one.

    7. Finally, the last column is for the user to write down the outcome of this exercise.
    Were you able to confront the dysfunctional thought? Did you write down a convincing alternative
    thought? Did your belief in the thought and/or the intensity of your emotion(s) decrease?

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    Date & Situation Automatic Emotion(s) Alternative Outcome
    time thought(s) thought(s)

    What were What exactly were you How did you feel at What evidence is there How much do you Worksheet
    you doing? thoughts at the time? the time? And how that the automatic believe in the original
    Thought Record

    And how much did you intense was the emotion thought is true? Is automatic thought now
    believe each thought (0-100%)? there an alternative (0-100%)? How do you
    (0-100%)? explanation? feel now (0-100%)?
    What can you do now? of the row (i.e., date & time, situation, and so on).
    PositivePsychology.com

    Directions: When you notice your mood drop, take a moment to notice what thoughts are passing

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    through your mind, and then jot these down in the Automatic Thoughts column. Then, complete the rest

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