Social Anxiety
A 25 question quiz designed to measure your current levels of social anxiety and social fear.
Conquer your social fears one step at a time by climbing up your "Anxiety Hierarchy." Here's a simple and powerful worksheet to get you started.
Transform your negative beliefs with cognitive therapy techniques, including analyzing the language behind your beliefs and how to rewrite them from a more optimistic and motivating perspective.
The simple act of writing down your negative beliefs and watching them burn away right in front of you can disempower them and help you let go. Most people feel an instant relief. Try it out for yourself!
People with social anxiety often hold deep beliefs that they are "unlikable" and "inferior" – and this creates a feedback loop between their beliefs, their actions, and their anxiety.
Everyone experiences a little bit of social anxiety depending on certain situations, but when we find that this anxiety impairs our ability to function in many everyday activities, then it may be time to seek out solutions such as Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT).
Learn how to overcome and reframe "approach anxiety," which is the common fear we all have of rejection and embarrassment before we meet someone new.
Here's a comprehensive list of tiny hacks that can help you better manage your social anxiety and make your daily life just a tad easier and less stressful. Which ones help you?
An "amygdala hijack" is when our fear response in the brain is so strong that it overrides our rational thinking. It's an emotional state that can often cause us to act in illogical ways. What can we do about it?
Need a good reason to socialize more? Try approaching people with a “kindness mindset.” When we meet people with the intention to do a favor, it can often disarm our sense of insecurity by taking the focus off of ourselves.
Too anxious to make new friends at the moment? Feeling lonely living by yourself? Just need a boost in your mental health in general? Maybe a nice loyal pet is exactly what you need right now.
The beginner believes they must get rid of anxiety before they can take action – the master knows that anxiety is only energy to be channeled.
Do you have an "imaginary audience" that is always following you around and judging you? This feeling that we are always being watched can become a great source of social anxiety and insecurity.
When it comes to anxiety, time can often be our worst enemy. The longer you wait, the more your anxiety builds.
Confidence
A 25 question quiz designed to measure your current level of confidence. What do you score?
This fun and easy worksheet will teach you how to identify your strengths, talents, and skills in life. Everyone has positive traits even when they aren't aware of them – discover yours and begin unleashing your full potential.
Discover the essence of what really matters to you with our "Core Values" worksheet, guiding you to unearth, articulate, and harmonize your life with the fundamental principles that resonate at your core.
Who do you look up to in life? We are a product of our influences. Complete this "Role Models" worksheet to create an endless resource of people you can be motivated and inspired by.
What you perceive as a "weakness" of yours can be a "strength" in disguise. Here are 30 positive reframes of different personality traits and characteristics. Which apply to you?
While "being yourself" has real costs – you risk being judged and ostracized by others – ultimately, the reward for being true to yourself is worth it in the long-term.
If someone doesn't feel like they have the right to take up space in this world, they are going to get literally and figuratively walked over their entire life.
Everyone has their own version of confidence. When most people picture "confidence" in their minds, they see it as loud and boisterous – but confidence can also be very quiet and reserved.
What does it mean when someone has a “presence” or “aura” about themselves – when someone walks into a room and they just ooze confidence, enthusiasm, and self-assurance? How can you create that type of presence in your own life?
By temporarily pretending to be someone else and putting ourselves in their shoes, we can actually learn more about hidden aspects of ourselves.
Being "normal" is rare, being "different" is common. We all have different strengths and weaknesses, so we're all best defined by our individuality.
While we can be our own worst critics, most people appreciate it when people are authentic and when they reveal something that makes them feel vulnerable.
According to research, being too nice can sometimes backfire on us. People who compulsively say "yes" to everyone's wants and needs often experience greater levels of stress and emotional burnout.
Relaxation
Complete the “A to Z Gratitude List” worksheet for a unique journey of positivity, appreciation, and reflection on the diverse elements enriching your life.
Use this worksheet to meditate on each of your five senses. Take a step back and make note of any stimuli you observe through your vision, hearing, touch, smell, and taste. This is a great exercise to improve mindfulness and non-judgmental awareness.
"Grounding" is a way to anchor yourself to the present moment when you're feeling stressed, anxious, or overwhelmed. Here are 7 effective grounding techniques you can practice to center yourself in any situation.
A "progressive muscle relaxation" is an easy exercise to relieve stress and tension that's built up in your body, muscles, and joints.
The "100 Breaths Meditation" is a super easy exercise for improving your focus and attention. No apps required – just you and your breathing.
The "Blue Energy Hypnosis" is an easy to practice exercise that uses the power of your imagination to create feelings of relaxation and comfort. Try it out for yourself and see how you feel!
Nature is all around us yet we rarely take the time to step back and appreciate it. New research shows that taking the time to notice "everyday nature" can boost mental health and well-being.
The sound of birds singing can be naturally relaxing and comforting to us. One new study finds that birdsongs can help reduce stress, anxiety, and even feelings of paranoia.
Self-improvement requires a healthy balance between going outside of your "comfort zone" to grow and learn new things, while also retreating back to your "comfort zone" when it's time to relax and recharge.
Music is one of the most popular ways we regulate our mental state and emotions. Here is a great breakdown of the many ways we can use the power of music to augment our lives (including using music for relaxation, motivation, creativity, and happiness).
A "safety signal" is any stimulus that we associate with relaxation and comfort. Here's how to use one to combat daily stress, anxiety, and fear!
Too much stress, not enough time? Check out these simple and easy stress relievers that you can do whenever and wherever.
Social Skills
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Love and Relationships
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