Psychotherapy & Counseling Intake Forms
50 Ready-To-Use Forms
Asking for Help After a Death
Times of loss are often overwhelming, and many times people don’t know where to go for help. This worksheet gives people practical strategies of where to get help and what kind of help may be needed. (0222, loss, death, healing, grieving, networking, loneliness, depression)
Talking to Your Child About Death
This worksheet is designed to help caregivers talk about death with children of various ages, from toddlers to teens. Besides giving guidelines, the worksheet helps adults understand the developmental stage of the child, understand their own feelings, think about what they will say, and more. (0222, parenting, healing, grief, death)
My Grief Rights (Teens)
The loss of a loved one creates a lot of confusion for teens, and they may not know how to act or even what to feel. This worksheet reminds them that they have the right to all of their feelings surrounding their grief as well as behaviors which may not be exactly what others expect. The worksheet contains follow-up questions which are intended to help teens explore their feelings and develop healthy ways to cope with grief. (0222, teen, grief, loss, healing)
Writing About Your Loss
This worksheet explains the benefits of writing to cope with the difficult feelings that come with a loss. The worksheet includes writing prompts to help people get started. (0222, grieving, mourning, loss, coping, journaling)