StressManagement.com.au
Free tools

Free stress tools, checklists and worksheets.

Use these practical tools to notice stress patterns, plan calmer routines and choose safer support pathways. They are educational only and are not diagnostic tests.

Simple tools people can actually use.

Stress Reflection Checklist

A simple self-reflection checklist to notice stress triggers, early warning signs and safer next steps.

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Workplace Stress Risk Checklist

A workplace education checklist for workload, support, control, role clarity and recovery.

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Burnout Warning Signs Worksheet

A careful worksheet for noticing exhaustion, cynicism, detachment and reduced effectiveness.

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Daily Stress Plan Builder

A one-page daily plan for priorities, calming skills, recovery and support.

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Breathing and Grounding Timer

A simple guided breathing and grounding page for calmer practice.

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Printable Stress Worksheet

A printer-friendly stress worksheet for triggers, signs, skills, boundaries and support pathways.

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Careful health wording: Stress-management education may support relaxation, coping, focus and self-awareness. It is not a cure and does not replace medical, psychological, counselling or crisis care. If you feel unsafe, at risk of self-harm, or unable to keep someone else safe, contact local emergency services or crisis support immediately.
Useful idea: choose one tool for today, not all of them. Stress improves best through small repeatable actions.

Frequently asked questions

Are these tools diagnostic tests?

No. They are self-reflection and education tools only.

Can I use these tools at work?

Yes, for education and discussion. They do not replace workplace safety, HR, EAP, medical or professional advice.

What should I do in a crisis?

Use emergency services or local crisis support immediately. These tools are not crisis support.