Narrative Therapy Worksheets
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Do You Feel Defined by a Problem or a Story You Didn’t Choose?
Narrative Therapy is based on the idea that you are not the problem — the problem is the problem.
Many people feel trapped in stories shaped by trauma, family roles, labels, or repeated failures. Over time, these stories can shrink identity, hope, and possibility.
Narrative Therapy worksheets help you step back from these narratives, examine them with compassion, and begin rewriting your story in a way that reflects your values, strengths, and lived truth.
Do You Relate to Any of the Following?
- Do you feel labeled by your past, diagnosis, or mistakes?
- Do you describe yourself in harsh or limiting ways?
- Do you feel stuck in the same patterns despite wanting change?
- Do you struggle to see strengths beyond survival?
- Do you want to separate who you are from what happened to you?
- Do you want meaning without forcing positivity?
If so, the Narrative Therapy Worksheets can help you reclaim authorship of your story and reconnect with your identity beyond the problem.
(+20 pages of reflective, therapy informed exercises)
What’s Included?
- Introduction to Narrative Therapy
- Problem Timeline Mapping
- Externalizing the Problem
- Letter to the Problem
- Deconstructing the Story
- Two-Chair Narrative Challenge
- Values Sorting Exercise
- Identifying Exceptions
- Rewriting the Narrative
- Old Story vs New Story
- Miracle Question Reframed as Action
- Solidifying the New Story
- Identity Beyond the Problem
Who These Worksheets Are For
- Therapists working with identity, trauma, and life stories
- Clients who feel defined by their problems
How These Worksheets Can Help
- Help you separate your identity from the problem
- Support insight without self blame
- Encourage meaning making and self understanding
- Highlight strengths that were overshadowed by struggle
- Create space for new, more empowering narratives
Download your Narrative Therapy Worksheets and begin telling your story with clarity, dignity, and self compassion.