Maladaptive Daydreaming Worksheets
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Do You Get Lost in Fantasy So Often That Real Life Feels Out of Reach?
Maladaptive daydreaming is more than just having an active imagination—it’s a compulsive mental escape that can take over hours of your day, disrupt relationships, and interfere with real-life goals.
While fantasy may offer comfort or control, it can also become a barrier to living fully in the present.
Do You Relate to Any of the Following?
- Do you spend hours daydreaming to escape stress, boredom, or loneliness?
- Are your fantasies vivid, detailed, and emotionally intense—sometimes more fulfilling than real life?
- Do you feel guilt or frustration about how much time you lose to daydreaming?
- Do you pace, fidget, or repeat actions while immersed in imagined scenarios?
- Do you struggle to stay focused on tasks, relationships, or goals because of daydreaming?
If so, the Maladaptive Daydreaming Worksheets can help you become more aware of your patterns, uncover the emotional needs behind your fantasies, and gently bring yourself back to the present—without shame.
(+20 pages of evidence based exercises and techniques)
What’s Included?
- Maladaptive Daydreaming Self-Assessment
- Daydream Frequency Log
- Real-Life Avoidance Tracker
- Impact on Daily Functioning
- Present-Moment Journaling Prompt
- Mindful Activity Checklist
- Thought Redirection Plan
- Challenging Negative Thoughts
- Daily Routine Design
- Preventing Relapse
How These Worksheets Can Help
- Help you identify triggers, emotional states, and routines tied to maladaptive daydreaming
- Explore the psychological roots of your imagined worlds—such as unmet needs
- Offer grounding tools to interrupt compulsive daydreaming loops
- Guide you in replacing escapism with presence, connection, and creative expression
- Support habit-tracking, boundary setting, and long-term self-awareness
Download your Maladaptive Daydreaming Worksheets today and take the first step toward reclaiming your time, energy, and emotional clarity.
Healing isn’t about giving up imagination—it’s about learning when to step out of fantasy and truly live.