Anxiety & stress
Anxiety & Stress Weekly Check-In
A reusable check-in for recording difficult moments as they happen, noticing patterns across seven days and deciding what may help next.
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Sometimes it helps to have a few thoughtful questions in front of you. These free resources are here to help you pause, notice what is going on and find one small place to begin.
Download what feels useful. You will not be asked for your email address and there is no obligation to contact me afterwards.
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I have kept these resources straightforward and easy to use. You do not need to complete every box or find the perfect answer. A single question may be enough to help you notice something important.
Each guide offers plain-English explanations, gentle prompts and enough space to record what you notice. The careers template is available separately below.
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Anxiety & stress
A reusable check-in for recording difficult moments as they happen, noticing patterns across seven days and deciding what may help next.
Download the guideConfidence & self-belief
A fuller guide to recognising harsh self-talk, challenging it fairly and choosing believable words that support confidence.
Download the guideDaily reflection
Four printable pages for noticing your thoughts, the things that lift your mood and the moments you want to remember.
Download the journalSleep & insomnia
A 10-minute reset for putting down what the mind has been carrying and helping an alert body settle, without trying to force sleep.
Download the guideOther useful resources
Careers advice remains part of my work, and this editable CV template offers a clear structure to help you get started. It sits here separately because it serves a different purpose from the wellbeing guides above.
Download the CV templateMicrosoft Word document · Free to useYour name
Personal profileEmployment historyA resource can be a useful beginning
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