Mental Health Appointment Prep Sheet | Naming What You Feel
The Violet Sheet: Naming What You Feel is a beautifully designed reflection and communication tool created to help women prepare for mental health conversations with confidence, clarity, and self-compassion.
Whether you are preparing for a primary care visit, therapy intake, wellness checkup, or personal reflection moment, this worksheet gives you space to pause, name what you are experiencing, organize your thoughts, and walk into your appointment with a stronger sense of what you need.
Designed with our self-advocacy (basically tips for talking with your doctor) framework, this fillable worksheet guides you through four simple steps.
What’s Included:
- A 2-page digital worksheet
- Printable version
- Fillable electronic form version
- Checklists for symptoms, needs, and next steps
- Reflection prompts for appointment preparation
- Provider discussion and follow-up sections
- Action item checklist
Best For:
- Preparing for a doctor’s appointment
- Mental wellness check-ins
- Therapy intake preparation
- Health advocacy planning
- Journaling and self-reflection
- Wellness binders, care binders, or digital planning systems
Important Note:
This worksheet is for educational and self-advocacy purposes only. It does not diagnose, treat, or replace medical or mental health care. If you are thinking about death, self-harm, or harming yourself, seek immediate support by contacting emergency services, calling or texting 988 in the United States, or reaching out to a trusted crisis support resource in your area.
Personal Use Only:
This product is for personal use only and may not be resold, redistributed, or altered for commercial use.
**Please note that marketing images may not be an exact replica of the Violet Sheet for sale.
Refund Policy:
Due to the digital nature of this product, all sales are final and non-refundable. Please read the full description before purchasing. If you have trouble accessing your file, contact us within 7 days so we can help resolve the issue.