Naming My Emotions
A gentle starting point for identifying feelings, noticing body cues, and finding language for your experience.
Thoughtfully created worksheets, practical tools, and self-guided workbooks to help you explore emotions, understand patterns, and practise new skills at your own pace.
Explore the library →Sometimes a single worksheet helps you name what you're feeling. Other times, you may want a structured workbook to explore a pattern more deeply. Our library brings together free starting points and more comprehensive paid resources, without pressure to do everything at once.
Accessible, practical worksheets and guides for emotional awareness, grounding, and everyday coping. No purchase required.
A gentle starting point for identifying feelings, noticing body cues, and finding language for your experience.
An accessible introduction to practical distress-tolerance skills for moments of emotional intensity.
Adaptable exercises for orienting to the present and noticing what helps you feel more settled.
When the PDFs are ready, each card can link directly to its free download.
Go deeper with structured, thoughtfully designed workbooks you can complete at your own pace. These are for personal learning and reflection—not a substitute for individualized therapy.
A deeper exploration of emotional awareness, recurring patterns, self-compassion, and everyday regulation skills.
IFS-informed prompts for approaching inner experiences with curiosity, understanding protective patterns, and building self-compassion.
A structured skills-focused resource exploring mindfulness, distress tolerance, emotion regulation, and interpersonal effectiveness.
Digital workbooks will be available for purchase and download when released.
Clinician-facing materials to support thoughtful practice, including scripts, worksheets, treatment-planning tools, and practice templates. Designed for mental health professionals.
Practical worksheets, clinical prompts, and documentation templates intended for qualified practitioners.
Professional resources will be sold separately from client-facing workbooks.
When resources are released, choose what feels useful and move at your own pace.
Browse by topic or format to find something that speaks to your current needs.
Access free PDFs directly. Paid resources will use secure checkout before downloading.
Read, reflect, revisit, or bring what you notice into your therapy sessions.
These materials are for psychoeducation and personal reflection. They are not a diagnosis, a substitute for individualized psychotherapy, or a crisis service. Some exercises may bring up difficult emotions; you can pause, skip, or seek support as needed. Professional resources are educational tools and do not replace clinical judgment, supervision, or applicable professional obligations.
Resources can be a meaningful place to begin. If you'd like more individualized support, Théla offers psychotherapy for individuals, couples, and families.
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