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Home > Resources for Young People > Low Mood

Low Mood

CBT worksheets for low mood
CBT worksheets to support young people with low mood:

Low mood is one of the most common mental health difficulties experienced by children and young people. Older adolescents are more commonly affected than children.

Brief Behavioural Activation (Reynolds & Pass, 2021) is often the treatment of choice in primary care settings for addressing mild to moderate low mood difficulties.

Our resources are specifically designed to help you engage young people in activity monitoring, value exploration and increasing their involvement in meaningful activities to boost their mood.

Free

Understanding low mood

Free

Low mood: How does it feel?

Free

Low mood in my body

Free

Feeling low? Going round and round

Free

Transforming low mood

Free

Unhelpful strategies

Free

Keeping an activity log

Free

Activity and mood log (1 page)

Free

Activity and mood log (2 pages)

Free

What I do and how it makes me feel

Free

Doing things that matter

Free

What do I value? (Card Sort)

Free

Thinking about my values

Free

Identifying and planning meaningful activities

Free

Some activity ideas

Free

My meaningful activities

Free

Planning meaningful activities

Free

My weekly activity planner (2 pages)

Free

My weekly activity planner (1 page)

Free

Top Tips: Behavioural Activation

Free

Rest and replenish

Free

Eat, Sleep, Repeat

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