aidemia--modules-cbt_worksheet_request	Create a Cognitive Behavioral Therapy worksheet for a patient dealing with mentioned issue(s) and aiming for behavioral changes. Take into account the details listed further.
Full name	Mari
Age	45-54
Patient condition details	Client procrastinate everything. Her husband has pre Alzheimer’s he is 75 years old. She developed vitiligo in her forehead. Her self esteem is low. She gained about 10 pounds . She fells bad every day because her procrastination. Her husband has no testosterone they don’t make love anymore, Also she is in pre menopausal stage also her and her husband has pre diabetes. How can I help her ?
Patient condition	Stress Management
Relevant challenges	Nothing in particular
Therapy experience	Moderate (6-20 sessions)
Medication	None
Needed behavioural change	No particular
How many pages	1
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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Worksheet for Mari

Patient Information

• Name: Mari
• Age: 45-54
• Condition Summary:
  • Procrastination across various aspects of life.
  • Husband is 75 years old and has pre-Alzheimer’s.
  • Mari developed vitiligo on her forehead.
  • Experiences low self-esteem and has gained 10 pounds.
  • Feels bad daily due to procrastination.
  • No intimacy with husband due to his low testosterone levels.
  • Both are in pre-diabetic stages.
  • Currently going through pre-menopause.
• Stress Management Focus.
• Therapy Experience: Moderate (6-20 sessions).
• Current Medication: None.
• Needed Behavioral Change: General improvement in daily functioning and management of stress.

Goals for the Session

1. Identify Procrastination Triggers: Understand what specifically causes the feelings of procrastination.
2. Challenge Negative Thoughts: Work on reframing negative self-perceptions and feelings.
3. Set Realistic Daily Goals: Develop a structure for daily tasks that Mari can realistically achieve.
4. Improve Self-Esteem: Create a plan for building self-esteem through small, positive actions.
5. Stress-Relief Techniques: Explore methods to manage stress effectively in her current life situation.

Section 1: Identifying Triggers and Thought Patterns

Triggers for Procrastination

• List the activities you tend to procrastinate on:

  • [ ] Household chores
  • [ ] Personal care
  • [ ] Medical appointments
  • [ ] Social interactions
  • [ ] Other: ____

• What thoughts do you have when you think about these activities?

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• Feelings associated with these thoughts:

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Identifying Negative Self-Talk

• Write down a negative thought you have about yourself:

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• Challenge this thought:

  • Is this thought true? What evidence do you have?

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  • How can you reframe this thought positively?

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Section 2: Setting Realistic Goals

Daily Goal Setting

• List three achievable tasks for today:

  1. ---

  2. ---

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• For each task, outline a simple action plan:

  • Task 1: ___
  • Task 2: ___
  • Task 3: ___

Accountability

• Who can you share your goals with for accountability?

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Section 3: Building Self-Esteem

Self-Care Actions

• Identify three self-care activities you enjoy:

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  2. ---

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• Schedule these activities into your week:

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Positive Affirmations

• Write down three positive affirmations about yourself:

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Section 4: Stress-Relief Techniques

Select Techniques to Try

• Choose 3 techniques you want to practice:
  • [ ] Deep Breathing
  • [ ] Mindfulness Meditation
  • [ ] Exercise (Walk, Yoga, etc.)
  • [ ] Journaling
  • [ ] Other: __

Plan for Stress Management

• When will you practice these techniques?

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Closing Reflection

• At the end of this session, reflect on your feelings:

  • What did you learn about your procrastination?
  • What will you do differently starting now?

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• How do you feel about setting these goals?

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Next Steps

• Schedule your next session:
  • Date: __ Time: __

This worksheet is a living document. Feel free to revisit and modify it as you progress through your therapy sessions and life changes.