Resources for you
Free Mental Health Self‑Check: See How You’re Doing
**These are wellness/self‑screening tools only, not a diagnosis. If any results concern you, consider speaking with a mental health professional. All answers are private; no identifying info required unless you choose to share.
SELF ASSESSMENT TOOLS
DEPRESSION
ANXIETY
SLEEP
BURNOUT
SATISFACTION WITH LIFE SCALE
ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES QUESTIONNAIRE FOR ADULTS (TRAUMA)
Courtesy of EMDR International Association. EMDRIA
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing, or EMDR, can be a powerful therapeutic tool for those who have survived different types of trauma, whether it be a single incident trauma, childhood abuse, or abuse and toxic relationships in adulthood. EMDR is also highly effective for anxiety and depression because it targets the root causes and retrains the brain to use a more adaptive belief system. Use this journal as a place for your thoughts, your dreams, your moods, and any memories that come up between your EMDR sessions. There is also space to share gratitude and positive affirmations. You can share these notes with your EMDR therapist during session or you can use them to reflect on as you move through your journey of healing.
Use this easy workbook and journal to guide you as you embark on your journey to self love. The Self Love Journal and Workbook is appropriate for teens and adults.