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Home > CBT Worksheets for Young People > Emotions

Emotions

Some young people find it challenging to recognise, express or regulate their emotions in ways that are developmentally appropriate and socially adaptive.

Our emotions collection is designed to help practitioners and teens work together to support emotional awareness and self-regulation skills through structured, young person-friendly CBT activities.

Resources include psychoeducation to build emotional literacy, calm-down and grounding exercises, and anger-focused tools to support healthier emotional responses.

Understanding emotions

Daily emotions log

Emotions uncovered

Understanding fear

Survival Mode (FFF)

Stepping out of the fear trap

Chills and Thrills

Remembering Chills and Thrills

Understanding anger

Anger. What sets you off?

Anger: Below the surface

Your anger iceberg

Tracking my anger

Breathing and your emotions

Breathe Easy

Learning to relax and being in the moment

STOPP: Reacting to your emotions

STOPP: What do you remember?

Coping with intense emotions

Managing self-harm urges

Managing self-harm urges

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