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The Unified Protocol

The Unified Protocol (UP) is a cutting-edge cognitive-behavioral (CBT) therapy that can be used to treat many common mental health concerns like anxiety, depression, and other emotional disorders. It is a transdiagnostic treatment, which means it is meant to help anyone struggling to manage emotions, regardless of their diagnoses. The Unified Protocol is an active treatment that teaches patients skills and strategies to manage strong emotions (neuroticism) when they are interfering in daily life.

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The UP patient workbook and therapist guide are published as part of Oxford University Press’ Treatments that Work series, which only publishes evidence-based interventions. The patient workbook is designed to function as a stand-alone self-help book, but is most effective when used with therapist treatment. The therapist guide is ideal for clinical psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers, and other mental health professionals. 

Fillable UP Worksheets

Use this form to track anxiety symptoms across treatment

Use this form to track an emotion of your choice symptoms across treatment

Use this form to identify problem areas and set related treatment goals

Use this form to track depression symptoms across treatment

Use this form to track positive emotions symptoms across treatment

Use this form to identify pros and cons for making changes in treatment

Three Component Model

Use this form to track thoughts, physical sensations, and behaviors during an emotion

Use this form to track your practice with Alternative Actions

Use this form to reflect on your emotion exposures before and after you do them

Use this form to identify the physical sensation exercises that are similar to your strong emotions

Use form to detail how you will continue to practice your skills after therapy ends

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