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Men’s Mental Health

Worksheets & Printables

Downloadable worksheets, check-in pages, coping tools, safety plans, and self-care printables to support men’s mental health in day-to-day life — at home, at work, and in the community.

Daily check-ins Mood tracking Coping plans Safety planning Self-care Goals & routines

Check-ins & mood tracking

Quick pages you can use to notice how you’re doing day-to-day, without needing long journalling sessions.

Daily

Daily Check-In Sheet

A simple “how am I really doing?” check-in for mood, energy, stress, and support. Designed to be used in a few minutes each day.

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Weekly

Weekly Mood & Energy Tracker

Track patterns across the week — including sleep, energy, mood, and key stress points — to notice what helps and what drains you.

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Signals

Early Warning Signs Worksheet

A worksheet to gently map out your own early warning signs that you’re heading toward burnout, shutdown, or a low patch.

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Coping tools & safety plans

Pages to help you plan ahead for tough days, meltdowns, shutdowns, or times when things feel too heavy.

Coping

Coping Plan for Tough Days

A “when things are hard” plan, including small steps, people you can contact, and activities that help you feel grounded.

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Safety

Safety & Crisis Support Plan

A gentle template to write down crisis numbers, safe people, warning signs, and steps to take if you are not feeling safe.

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Calm

Calm Corner Toolkit Sheet

Space to list your own grounding tools: music, movement, stims, breathwork, or quiet activities that help you regulate.

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Relationships & communication

Worksheets that support conversations with partners, friends, family, or support workers.

Partner

Talking About Mental Health with a Partner

A conversation helper with prompts, “I feel / I need” sentence starters, and space to plan what to say when you’re ready.

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Friends

Checking In with Mates

Simple prompts and ideas for checking in on friends (and letting them check in on you) in ways that feel natural and not awkward.

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Support

Support Team & Communication Map

A page to map who is in your support circle, how they help, and how to reach out when you need different types of support.

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Work, stress & goals

Worksheets to help balance expectations, energy, and goals at work, in study, or in job-seeking.

Workload

Workload & Energy Planner

A practical page for mapping out tasks, energy levels, and small adjustments that can lower overload across the week.

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Goals

Gentle Goals & Next Steps

Space to set small, realistic goals around mental health, connection, or daily routines — with room for rest built in.

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Boundaries

Boundaries & Saying “No” Practice Sheet

Practice scripts and reflection prompts for setting healthy boundaries at work, home, and with friends or whānau.

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Self-care & reflection

Gentle worksheets for reflection, gratitude, and noticing what keeps you going.

Reflection

End-of-Day Reflection Sheet

A one-page reflection to look back on the day: what felt hard, what helped, and one thing you’re glad you did or tried.

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Gratitude

Gratitude & Wins Tracker

A simple place to note small wins, moments of connection, or things you’re thankful for — even on hard days.

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Values

Values & What Matters Most

A guided worksheet to explore what really matters to you, beyond roles, expectations, or what others think you “should” do.

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These worksheets are tools to support reflection and conversations — they are not a replacement for professional care or crisis support. If you’re feeling unsafe, overwhelmed, or worried about your mental health, please reach out to your local emergency services, a crisis line, or a trusted professional. You don’t have to do this alone.