Self-Help Resources

There are a number of self-help websites where you can learn about things you can do to help yourself or connect with others who may be experiencing some of the same things you are feeling. Self-help has been proven to work for many people.

Worksheets

Goal-Setting - Goal-setting can help you achieve desired goals in your life and help reduce your stress. By having a good plan in place you can observe your progress toward achieving your goal.

Problem-Solving - We all experience problems from time to time and it’s easy to feel stressed about them. If your problems seem overwhelming, you may start to feel anxious or depressed. However, the right approach can help you find solutions to problems of any size.

Forums

Teen Moods - Online community for teens and young adults to communicate and share their experiences with depression, anxiety, and related problems in their lives


Anxiety, Depression and Stress Tools

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Anxiety BC

Includes a range of self-help tools for anxiety including specific anxiety disorders

Consortium for Organizational Mental Healthcare

Dealing with depression (for teens) and antidepressant skills workbook (for adults)

E-Couch

An online program for preventing and coping with both depression and anxiety

Here to Help

Managing depression and managing anxiety toolkits available

Mood Gym

Online program for preventing and dealing with depression

Living Life to the Full

An interactive self-help site addressing low mood, depression and anxiety-related problems

Students Against Depression

Tools for tackling depression

Mind Your Mind

Mood tracker and other coping tools

Youth in BC

Stress management exercises

Worry Rockets

Interactive online game to help "launch" your worries away