Assertive Communication Worksheets

Assertive communication worksheets are completed by the client. Mental health care practitioners can support the client, and transcribe information, however, the client should be the one expressing their thoughts and feelings. If the client wishes to receive support from family or friends then they are also welcome to do so.

There are numerous communication styles out there, with some having a greater effect than others. As a result, there is no one right communication style, with regular communication worksheets emphasizing a general approach that does not favor a particular method over another. Assertive communication worksheets differ in that they are concentrated on the specific intention to increase assertiveness and confidence. Assertive communication worksheets typically include exercises that focus on improving self-confidence and willpower.

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Assertive communication worksheets include questions and exercises for the client to work through. In other words, you do not have to think extensively about the content that you're writing, as the worksheets include relevant prompts for you to answer. Simply complete the questions, spending a fair amount of time on each one, to ensure you’re extracting the most value out of the worksheets.