
Download the worksheets (PDF)
Two free strengths worksheets in one download: a word bank of around forty strengths for the client who goes blank when asked to name one, and an open reflection sheet on strengths and qualities for once naming one is no longer the hard part.
What this worksheet covers
The personal strengths worksheet is a pair of sheets. The first is a word bank of around forty strengths, from Enthusiasm and Patience to Assertive and Independent, with instructions to pick ten and rank the top five. The second replaces the list with open questions about the same ground.
One more worksheet on this topic
A prompt list for clients who go blank, and an open reflection sheet. The Strengths List is the sheet this page hands over first; My Strengths and Qualities, below, asks the same question with the list taken away.
Using these in session
Use both, the list in session and the questions as homework. Give the Strengths List first: a client who cannot name a strength unprompted can almost always recognize one, and the word bank does that work for them. Ask for ten, then the top five in the blank boxes, so the ranking is a decision rather than a first answer. Your clients can then take My Strengths and Qualities away and answer the harder prompts, including what people often ask them for help with.
What the download includes
Three printable pages across two worksheets. The Strengths List is one page: a bank of around forty strengths, five reasons to identify them, and blank boxes for a top five. My Strengths and Qualities runs two pages of open prompts, split into Discover My Strengths and Discover My Qualities.
Strengths List Worksheet
One page: a bank of around forty strengths, five reasons to identify them, and blank boxes for a top five.
My Strengths and Qualities Worksheet
Two pages of open prompts, split into Discover My Strengths and Discover My Qualities.