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Printable anxiety thought record worksheet with prompts to identify triggers, examine anxious thoughts, and practice cognitive reframing.
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Anxiety Thought Record

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This printable thought record guides high school and college students through a structured process for managing anxiety. Students identify triggering situations, rate their anxiety, examine troubling thoughts, gather evidence for and against those thoughts, and practice reframing. Useful for counseling sessions, mental health classes, self-help practice, or as a tool alongside therapy.

Subject:
Social Emotional Learning
Topic:
Emotional Regulation
Grade Level:
12th Grade – College
Updated January 2026

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