444FromCognitive Therapy of Anxiety Disorders: Science and Practiceby David A. Clark and Aaron T. Beck. Copyright 2010 by The Guilford Press. Permission to photocopythis appendix is granted to purchasers of this book for personal use only (see copyright page for details).aPPENDIX 10.3
Worry about Worry Self-Monitoring FormName:Date:fromto:Instructions: This form should be completed during episodes of daily worry. Try to complete the form as close to the worry episode as possible inorder to increase the accuracy of your remarks.Date and Duration of WorryPrimary Worry Concern[b rieflydescribe your worries including the worstoutcome you are thinking about.]Negative Thoughts about the WorryEpisode[What are you thinking is soawful or bad for you about having thisworry episode?]Positive Thoughts about the Worry Episode[What are you thinking might bepositive or beneficial for you about havingthis worry episode?]Extent of
Worry aboutWorrying
[Rate 0–100]**Note:Rate extent of worry about worrying associated with present episode from 0 (“not at all worried that I am worrying”) to 100 (“extremely worried that I had another worryepisode”)