Moral Reconation Therapy Worksheets

A moral reconation worksheet is used when a mental health practitioner is dealing with a client who may demonstrate troubling or concerning behavior, and the professional wishes to better understand the client’s ability to recognize and decipher between right and wrong. It is a supplementary worksheet to gain greater insight into the inner thoughts and feelings of the client and is used as a discussion point to help the client recognize unhealthy habits and behaviors.

A moral reconation worksheet is completed by the client, and with the help of a mental health practitioner if needed. It is important that the client completely leads the worksheet, and if needing privacy to do, consider assigning the worksheet as homework to be completed outside of office hours.

No, there is no right or wrong answer when it comes to moral reconation worksheets. Moral reasoning is a very gray subject, as in, what might be true for one person might not be true for someone else, and so it is important that you preface to the client that they write exactly how they feel! There is no judgment when it comes to moral reasoning, as you must understand the client's raw and honest opinion in order to effectively treat their mental health condition.