🔥 7 day streak
Quick daily check-in
Takes less than 2 minutes
📅 Today's Date
😊 How are you feeling?
Rate the emotions you felt most today (0 = didn't feel it, 5 = very strong)
😢 Sadness 0
Not at all Very strong
😰 Anxiety 0
Not at all Very strong
😠 Anger 0
Not at all Very strong
😌 Joy 0
Not at all Very strong
🎯 Did you use any coping skills today?
💭 Anything notable today?
Optional - just a sentence or two
📋 Complete DBT Diary Card
This is the comprehensive tracking tool used in standard DBT. It covers emotions, urges, behaviors, and skills practice. Take your time - you can save progress as you go.
😊 Rate Your Emotions
Rate the intensity of each emotion you experienced today (0 = not at all, 5 = extremely strong). It's okay if you didn't feel some of these - just leave them at 0.
💔 Hurt / Physical or Emotional Pain 0
None Extreme
😢 Sadness / Depression 0
None Extreme
😳 Shame / Guilt 0
None Extreme
😠 Anger / Rage / Frustration 0
None Extreme
😰 Fear / Anxiety / Worry 0
None Extreme
😊 Joy / Happiness / Contentment 0
None Extreme
😒 Jealousy / Envy 0
None Extreme
🎯 Target Behaviors & Urges
These are behaviors you're working to change. Check if you had urges or engaged in these behaviors today. Rate the intensity (0-5) if you did. Remember: Having urges is not the same as acting on them - both are important to track.
💡 What counts as a "target behavior"?
Target behaviors are actions you and your therapist identified that interfere with your life or treatment goals. This might include self-harm, substance use, avoidance, or other patterns you're working to change.
🧰 DBT Skills Used
Check the skills you used today and rate how well they worked (0-7 scale). Don't worry if you didn't use many - we're building this practice together.
📖 Skills Rating Scale (0-7)
0 = Didn't think about or use
1 = Thought about, didn't use, didn't want to
2 = Thought about, didn't use, wanted to
3 = Tried but couldn't use them
4 = Tried, could do them but they didn't help
5 = Tried, could use them, helped
6 = Automatically used them, didn't help
7 = Automatically used them, helped
🧘 Core Mindfulness
Wise Mind - Being reasonable with emotions
Observe - Notice without reacting
Describe - Use words, label the facts
Participate - Fully engage in experiences
Non-judgmental Stance
One-mindfully - One thing at a time
Effectively - Focus on what works
🛡️ Distress Tolerance
TIPP - Temperature, Intense exercise, Paced breathing, Paired relaxation
ACCEPTS - Activities, Contributing, Comparisons, Emotions, Pushing away, Thoughts, Sensations
Self-Soothe - Ground with 5 senses
Radical Acceptance - Accept reality as it is
Half-Smiling / Willing Hands
💭 Emotion Regulation
Accumulate Positive Experiences
Build Mastery - Do tasks that build confidence
Cope Ahead - Plan for emotional events
PLEASE - Physical health, Eating, Avoid drugs, Sleep, Exercise
Opposite Action - Act opposite to strong emotions
👥 Interpersonal Effectiveness
DEAR MAN - Describe, Express, Assert, Reinforce, Mindful, Appear confident, Negotiate
GIVE - Gentle, Interested, Validate, Easy manner
FAST - Fair, No apologies, Stick to values, Truthful
📝 Prompting Events & Notes
What happened today that affected your emotions or behaviors? This helps you and your therapist understand patterns and triggers.
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You completed the full diary card!
This detailed tracking provides valuable information for your treatment.
📊 This Month's Overview
23
Days Completed
82%
Completion Rate
7
Current Streak
18
Skills Used
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Amazing work!
You're on a 7-day streak. Keep it up!
🧠 Your Patterns & Insights
Based on your last 30 days of entries
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Emotion Patterns
Your anxiety levels tend to be higher on Monday and Tuesday. You've successfully managed this by using breathing exercises, which you logged 8 times over the past month.
Potential Discussion Point:
"I notice anxiety spikes at the start of my work week. Could we explore what triggers this and develop specific coping strategies?"
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Skills Usage
Great progress! You used coping skills on 23 out of 28 days. Mindfulness and deep breathing were your most effective tools, with 85% of uses reporting reduced emotional intensity.
Potential Discussion Point:
"My mindfulness practice is really helping. Can we build on this success and explore other complementary techniques?"
Trigger Awareness
You've noted "work stress" as a trigger 6 times this month, usually followed by increased sadness ratings (avg 4.2). However, when you used exercise as a coping skill, your mood improved by an average of 2 points.
Potential Discussion Point:
"I see a clear connection between work stress and my mood. Exercise helps, but I'd like to explore preventive strategies for managing workplace triggers."