How grief is showing up for you

Clients who lost someone more than six months ago and are not progressing through ordinary grief, or anyone questioning whether what they’re feeling is normal grief or complicated grief. Helps the therapist screen for PGD and helps the client put words to symptoms they may have been carrying privately.

The form has 17 fields.

A clinical note worth holding: the items about life-not-being-worth-living and wishing-they-had-died-too. Both are common in early acute grief and become clinical concerns when they persist or escalate. Always follow up directly on suicidality, separately from this worksheet.

In my-cbt, this is one of the bundled system templates. You preview, customise, and assign it from the case file in two clicks. Submissions save to the file with a timestamp.