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Worksheets

These worksheets are designed to meet you where you are. They draw from a variety of therapeutic and mindfulness-based approaches, offering simple ways to explore emotions, clarify patterns, and reconnect with what matters most to you.

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You’ll find practices from different modalities, including mindfulness, somatic awareness, parts work, cognitive-behavioral strategies with the lens of anti-imperialism. Each worksheet is an invitation, not a prescription. Use what resonates, adapt what you need, and move at your own pace.

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Whether you’re looking for structure between sessions, personal reflection, or a place to start, these tools are meant to bring a sense of grounding and curiosity to your inner work.

This guide offers a clear, practical overview of different nervous system states—such as fight/flight, freeze, and social-engagement—and their common physical and emotional signals. It also includes a simple routine builder to help you regulate and move intentionally between states, promoting greater nervous system awareness and balance. Helpful when stating a practice of checking in with your body. Created by Unyte (shout out). 

This worksheet is designed to help couples reflect, connect, and grow together. It guides partners through thoughtful prompts about cherished memories, moments of connection, personal insights, and ways to support each other’s individual growth. Use it to explore communication, intimacy, shared experiences, and fun activities—helping to deepen understanding and strengthen your relationship over time. Created by Julia Hughes and Jonathan Rieck.

This worksheet introduces the DEARMAN skill, a communication tool from Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) that helps you express needs and set boundaries clearly and respectfully. It guides you step by step through how to Describe, Express, Assert, and Reinforce while staying Mindful, Appearing confident, and Negotiating effectively. Use it to practice assertive communication in relationships, work, and everyday interactions.

This safety plan provides practical guidance for green card holders and their partners to protect themselves and their families in the event of an ICE encounter. It covers knowing your rights, preparing emergency documents, creating a family and partner safety plan, and steps to take during a raid. The guide also includes legal resources and tips for staying informed, helping you feel prepared and supported in uncertain situations.

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I am residing on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the Osage Nation, the Illini Confederacy (including the Cahokia, Kaskaskia, Michigamea, Peoria, and Tamaroa peoples), and other Indigenous nations who have stewarded this land for generations. These lands—now known as St. Louis, Missouri—were home to complex societies long before European colonization, including the ancient Mississippian culture that built the nearby city of Cahokia, once one of the largest urban centers in North America.

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These Indigenous communities lived, loved, and thrived along the Mississippi and Missouri rivers, maintaining deep relationships with the land, water, and all living things. I honor the enduring presence, cultures, and contributions of Indigenous peoples—past, present, and future—and commit to respecting their sovereignty and right to self-determination. Liberation for all. Land back. 

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