OCD Thought Log

Break Free from Intrusive Thoughts Track, Reflect, and Heal

I get it—OCD can feel like it’s taking over your life. But here’s the thing: you can take back control, one step at a time.

The OCD Thought Log Guide was created from real experience, designed for those of us who know what it’s like to be stuck in that cycle of intrusive thoughts and anxiety.

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If you’re like me, you’ve probably spent countless days and nights wrestling with intrusive thoughts and the anxiety that comes with them. It’s exhausting, isn’t it?

What’s Inside the OCD Thought Log Guide?

I’ve included four carefully crafted worksheets that have helped me, and I believe they can help you too:

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Thought Record

  • Break Down Your Thoughts: This is where you get to unpack those intrusive thoughts that keep popping up. It’s a safe space to lay them all out and really look at what’s going on. I found that when I started doing this, it was like turning on a light in a dark room. Suddenly, I could see things more clearly.
  • Challenge and Reframe: This isn’t about just thinking positive; it’s about being realistic and fair to yourself. The Thought Record helps you challenge those harsh, critical thoughts and start to see things in a more balanced way. It’s a process, but with each entry, you’ll start to feel a bit more in control.
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Weekly Reflections

  • Track Your Journey: Sometimes, in the midst of it all, it’s hard to see the progress we’re making. This worksheet is like a little weekly check-in with yourself. It helps you notice the small victories—the moments when you were able to resist a compulsion or when an intrusive thought didn’t bother you as much as it used to.
  • Celebrate Your Wins: I know firsthand how important it is to acknowledge the small steps forward. Each week, you’ll have a chance to reflect and see how far you’ve come. It might not seem like much at first, but those little wins add up.
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Trigger Tracker

  • Understand Your Triggers: This was a game-changer for me. By keeping track of what sets off my OCD, I started to see patterns I hadn’t noticed before. It was like putting together pieces of a puzzle. Suddenly, I could prepare myself for certain situations or find ways to cope better.
  • Gain Control: Knowing what triggers you is empowering. It’s the first step in taking back control. The Trigger Tracker helps you be more aware and less caught off guard. Over time, you’ll find that these triggers start to lose some of their power over you.
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Positive Affirmations

  • Shift Your Mindset: This one was tough for me at first. Replacing negative thoughts with positive affirmations felt awkward, almost forced. But with practice, I realized how powerful it can be.
  • Daily Practice: These affirmations become a part of your daily routine, a way to remind yourself of your strength and resilience. It’s like giving your mind a little boost each day.
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FAQ

The OCD Thought Log Guide is a collection of four worksheets designed to help individuals manage their OCD symptoms. It includes tools like the Thought Record, Trigger Tracker, Weekly Reflections, and Positive Affirmations to help you track intrusive thoughts, identify patterns, and promote positive thinking.

I’ve been where you are, and I know how overwhelming OCD can be. My goal is to make this guide accessible to as many people as possible. Mental health resources shouldn’t be out of reach, so I’ve priced this guide at just $1 to ensure everyone has the opportunity to start their journey toward managing OCD effectively.

This guide is for anyone struggling with OCD, whether you’re just beginning to seek help or you’ve been managing your symptoms for some time. The worksheets are designed to be simple yet impactful, making them suitable for all stages of your OCD journey.

The guide provides practical, hands-on tools for understanding and managing your intrusive thoughts and compulsions. By logging your thoughts, tracking your triggers, reflecting on your progress, and reinforcing positive affirmations, you’ll be able to better understand your OCD and develop healthier coping strategies over time.

Each worksheet has clear instructions and is designed to be flexible to fit your personal needs. The Thought Record can be used whenever intrusive thoughts arise, the Trigger Tracker helps you identify and monitor patterns, Weekly Reflections allow you to check in with yourself, and Positive Affirmations can be practiced daily to shift your mindset.

Why This Guide Can Make a Difference

  • Created with Heart: I didn’t just throw together some worksheets. Each one is something I’ve used myself, something that’s made a real difference in my life. This guide is personal. It comes from my own experiences and my hope that it can help others who are struggling too.
  • Simple & Affordable: I wanted this to be accessible for everyone, which is why I’m offering the entire guide for just $1. I know how costly therapy and resources can be, and I believe everyone deserves access to tools that can help them heal.
  • Immediate Access: Once you get the guide, you can start right away. No waiting around. You can dive into the worksheets and begin this journey toward understanding and managing your OCD.

Picture This

Imagine waking up tomorrow feeling just a bit more in control. Imagine having a plan, a set of tools you can rely on when those intrusive thoughts start creeping in. That’s what this guide is for. It’s not about perfection; it’s about making progress, one step at a time.

Ready to Start Your Journey?

You don’t have to face OCD alone. The OCD Thought Log Guide is here to offer support, guidance, and a bit of hope. For just $1, you get a set of tools that have been tried, tested, and created with care.


I know how tough it can be, and I want you to have something that can make it just a little bit easier. So, take that step. Click the button below to get your guide, and let’s start this journey together toward a more peaceful, empowered life.

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