Mental health self-help library
Free, step-by-step tools for anxiety, stress, low mood, sleep and difficult moments. Each guide tells you when it may help, how to practise it, and when to pause and seek professional support.
13 practical resources
Three-minute reset for work stress and mental overload
A discreet three-minute pause to notice stress, reconnect with your body and choose the next manageable work action.
Guided worksheetPersonal mental health maintenance plan: warning signs and supports
Create a one-page plan of early warning signs, helpful routines, support contacts and clear steps for getting extra help.
Breathing exercisePanic attack coping plan: what to do in the moment
Prepare a simple plan for responding to familiar panic symptoms while recognising signs that need urgent medical attention.
Relaxation practiceSelf-compassion break for a difficult day
A brief, practical way to acknowledge pain, reduce harsh self-talk and choose a kind next response without denying the problem.
Guided worksheetValues compass: choose one meaningful action when life feels stuck
Clarify what matters in one area of life and turn it into a small action you can take even when difficult feelings remain.
Relaxation practiceProgressive muscle relaxation: a 10-minute tension release
A guided head-to-toe practice that alternates gentle muscle tension and release to build awareness of physical relaxation.
Self-help guideSleep reset plan: practical habits for a steadier sleep routine
A realistic one-week sleep reset focused on consistent timing, a calmer wind-down and reducing habits that keep sleep irregular.
Guided worksheetProblem-solving worksheet for stress and overwhelming tasks
Turn one overwhelming but solvable problem into a realistic next-step plan with this structured worksheet.
Practical exerciseBehavioural activation for low mood: a gentle 7-day plan
Use small scheduled activities to rebuild routine, connection and enjoyment when low mood has reduced motivation.
Practical exerciseWorry time technique: contain overthinking in 15 minutes
A structured worry-time exercise to separate practical problems from hypothetical “what if” thoughts and protect the rest of your day.
Guided worksheetCBT thought record: challenge unhelpful thoughts step by step
A printable seven-step CBT thought record for examining an upsetting thought and finding a more balanced perspective.
Practical exercise5-4-3-2-1 grounding technique for anxiety and overwhelm
Use your five senses to reconnect with the present when anxiety, overwhelm or distress makes thoughts feel hard to manage.
Breathing exercise5-minute calming breathing exercise for anxiety and stress
A gentle five-minute breathing practice to settle anxious, stressed or overwhelmed feelings without forcing a deep breath.
Self-help is a starting point
These educational tools do not diagnose a condition or replace care from a qualified professional. If symptoms are persistent, worsening, or disrupting daily life, a therapist or doctor can help you choose a safer, more personal plan.
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