Using the T.I.P.P. Technique to Tolerate Distress

This worksheet describes the T.I.P.P. Technique used by advocates of DBT to deal with intense emotions. The acronym stands for:  Temperature, Intense Exercise, Paced Breathing, and Paired Muscle Relaxation.  A chart is included for clients to keep track of which technique is most helpful.  (0122, DBT, emotional regulation, emotions, grounding)

Keeping Calm with Your Family (Teens)

This worksheet gives teens suggestions on how to keep calm when upsetting things happen in their families like arguments, pressures, and certain conversations. (0122, family therapy, family problems, conflict-resolution, self-calming)

50 Activities That Can Change Your Life

The editors at Between Sessions Resources have chosen 50 of the most powerful resources used in our Libraries. We recommend using the Psychology Forms Filler to extract worksheets that are the best fit for your clients 172 pp. (0122. CBT. DBT. ACT. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, psychological homework, assignments)

Avoiding Rebound Relationships Following a Divorce

This worksheet is designed to help people understand the dynamics of rebound relationships.  There are 9 tips for people who might be tempted to get into a rebound relationship which could be detrimental to them over time.  A serious of questions helps people explore their feelings about their divorce and their thoughts about dating. (0122, divorce, relationships, breakup, depression)