Digital Resources
Evidence-based tools to support your everyday wellbeing
These resources are created by a practising Counselling Psychologist and grounded in what the evidence tells us works. They draw on CBT, DBT, Compassion Focused Therapy and acceptance and commitment therapy, and they are designed to be practical, accessible and useful.
Whether you are working through something independently, supporting your therapy between sessions, or looking for tools to use with clients, you will find something here.
Available now
Six resources ready to download today
Each one is a standalone PDF, available as an instant download. Complete digitally or print and fill in by hand.
Low Mood Toolkit: Behavioural Activation Made Simple
A 14-page printable A4 workbook on behavioural activation, the front-line evidence-based approach to low mood. It is built around small, planned steps, and the principle that action tends to come before motivation rather than after it.
Seven of the eleven sections are fillable, including an activity record, a values page and a 14-day planner, with a section on why autumn makes everything harder.
What is inside
- How low mood narrows your days, and the cycle behind it
- Act first, feel second: the core idea, explained
- The autumn shift, and how to adjust to it
- Activity record, with a guide to reading it
- Values to actions, and the activity ladder
- Fillable 14-day planner across two pages
- What to do when it does not go to plan
Self-Compassion & Self-Esteem Toolkit
A 15-page workbook on the voice in your head: where it learned to speak that way, why it does not do the job it claims to be doing, and what to put in its place. Grounded in compassion-focused therapy and CBT, drawing on the research of Kristin Neff and Paul Gilbert.
If speaking to yourself that way worked, it would have worked by now. Five of the twelve sections are fillable, so it is built to be written in rather than read through.
What is inside
- The self-compassion break, in full, with the words to use
- Why self-criticism backfires: threat, drive and soothe
- Meeting your inner critic, and what it is protecting
- The compassionate reframe worksheet
- Six daily practices, none longer than fifteen minutes
- An evidence log for what your critic never counts
- Fillable personal self-compassion plan
The Boundaries Toolkit
A 16-page workbook on why saying no feels so hard, and how to set boundaries that hold. Drawing on assertiveness training, DBT, compassion-focused approaches and ACT.
- Scored people-pleasing audit
- Capacity map for what you are actually carrying
- The four-part structure of a clear no
- Scripts for work, family, friends and messages
- Seven-day practice plan and review page
Managing Worry: Self-Help Toolkit
A 19-page toolkit grounded in the Intolerance of Uncertainty model. It addresses what actually keeps excessive worry going, rather than only what you worry about.
- Worry diary with Type 1 and Type 2 classification
- Beliefs about worry challenge table
- Intolerance of uncertainty module and checklist
- Behavioural experiment record
- Scheduled worry time and personal recovery plan
Emotion Regulation Toolkit
An 11-page evidence-based guide to understanding and managing your emotions, grounded in CBT and Dialectical Behaviour Therapy.
- The Emotion Cycle and where to intervene
- Emotion vocabulary grid
- The TIPP skill from DBT, with full visual guide
- Grounding techniques: 5-4-3-2-1 and box breathing
- Fillable personal regulation plan
Burnout Recovery Workbook
A 13-page self-assessment and seven-day reset plan to help you understand your burnout, identify your patterns, and take meaningful steps towards recovery.
- Self-assessment across the three WHO dimensions
- Stage identification and guided reflection
- ACT values clarification across two pages
- Seven-day fillable recovery reset plan
- Personal recovery plan summary
Why these resources
Created by a psychologist, not a content team
Every resource here is written by me, grounded in clinical evidence, and designed to be worth your time rather than generic wellness content dressed up as psychology.
Evidence-based
Everything draws on established psychological models including CBT, DBT, ACT and Compassion Focused Therapy.
Practically useful
Designed to be used, not just read. Each one includes tools, frameworks and fillable sections you can apply straight away.
Accessible
Not everyone is ready for or able to access therapy. These are a meaningful starting point at a fraction of the cost of a session.
For practitioners too
Many work well as between-session tools or psychoeducation materials for therapists to use with clients.
Free guide
When your mind won’t switch off
The 5-Day Overthinking Reset is a free printable guide with five small, evidence-based steps to help a busy mind loosen its grip, about ten minutes a day. It’s free when you join my monthly newsletter.
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- A new free printable each month, plus a subscriber offer on one of the toolkits
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