Rose Hope Psychiatry

Downloadable Worksheets & Guides

Explore our downloadable worksheets and educational guides designed to support organization, coping skills, sleep, self-reflection, and emotional wellness. These resources may be used between appointments as part of your ongoing treatment and self-care routine.

Laptop displaying a psychiatry appointment readiness checklist for new patients

Appointment Readiness Checklist

Use before in-person or telepsychiatry appointments.

Patient completing a mood, symptom and medication tracking worksheet

Mood, Symptom & Medication Tracker

Use between appointments to identify patterns in mood, sleep, anxiety, medication adherence, side effects, and daily functioning.

Person practicing box breathing outdoors for stress and anxiety relief

Box Breathing Technique Card

A brief paced-breathing practice that may help lower physiologic arousal and create a pause before responding.

Alarm clock beside a person using a sleep hygiene checklist to improve sleep habits

Sleep Hygiene Checklist & 7-Day Sleep Log

Use for insomnia, irregular sleep, daytime fatigue, mood instability, medication monitoring, or ADHD management.

Woman organizing tasks with an ADHD weekly planner and productivity worksheet

ADHD Task Prioritizer & Weekly Planner

Use to reduce overwhelm, identify the next visible action, estimate time, and protect focused work periods.

Grounding technique guide with reminder notes for anxiety and stress management

5-4-3-2-1 Grounding Method Guide

A present-moment sensory exercise for anxiety, panic, trauma reminders, dissociation, or emotional overload.

Woman using a cognitive restructuring worksheet to challenge negative thoughts

Cognitive Restructuring Worksheet

A CBT thought record for identifying automatic thoughts, examining evidence, and developing a more balanced response.

Mental health professional reviewing a psychosis symptom and safety questionnaire

Psychosis / Schizophrenia-Spectrum Symptom & Safety Questionnaire

For hallucinations, delusions, disorganized thinking, severe suspiciousness, negative symptoms, or functional decline. This form does not diagnose schizophrenia.

Therapist discussing bipolar spectrum symptoms with a patient during an assessment

Bipolar Spectrum / Mood Episode Questionnaire

For lifetime periods of elevated, expansive, or unusually irritable mood, especially when accompanied by increased energy or reduced need for sleep.

Therapist supporting a patient during a PTSD and trauma symptom evaluation

PTSD / Trauma-Related Symptom Questionnaire

Complete only if trauma-related symptoms are relevant. You do not need to describe graphic details on this form.

Patient discussing anxiety symptoms with a mental health therapist

Anxiety Symptom Questionnaire

Use for generalized anxiety, panic, social anxiety, phobias, health anxiety, or stress-related concerns.

Woman completing a depression symptom questionnaire at home

Depression Symptom Questionnaire

Use for depression treatment visits or when low mood, loss of interest, energy, motivation, guilt, or hopelessness are concerns.

Healthcare professional reviewing medication management and prescription records

Medication Management Follow-Up Questionnaire

Complete before each medication follow-up visit. Bring a current medication list and recent laboratory results when available.

Therapist using psychiatry worksheets and patient questionnaires during counseling

Psychiatry Patient Questionnaires and Worksheets

Psychiatric intake questionnaires, symptom check-ins, therapy worksheets, planners, and coping tools.

Disclaimer:

These educational resources are provided for general informational and self-management purposes. They are not a substitute for psychiatric evaluation, psychotherapy, medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Contact your healthcare provider with questions about your symptoms or treatment plan. If you are experiencing an emergency, call 911. For mental health crisis support, call or text 988.

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