Worksheet
The How Stress Manifests in Different Personality Types Worksheet helps therapists recognize how stress shows up uniquely across personality styles—from high-achieving to highly sensitive. With clear signs and tailored support strategies, this tool empowers more personalized and compassionate care in both one-on-one and group settings.


This worksheet outlines how stress can present differently across personality types, such as the high-achieving Type A or the emotionally intuitive caregiver. Therapists can use it to help clients recognize their unique stress patterns and explore support strategies that align with their personality, rather than relying on one-size-fits-all interventions.
This worksheet is ideal for clients who struggle with stress but don’t resonate with generic coping tools. It’s especially useful for therapists working with diverse personality types or in group settings, where individualizing care can improve emotional insight and therapeutic outcomes.
References
Darshani, R. K. N. D. (2014). A review of personality types and locus of control as moderators of stress and conflict management. In University of Kelaniya, International Journal of Scientific and Research Publications (Vol. 4, Issue 2, pp. 1–2). https://d1wqtxts1xzle7.cloudfront.net/36979003/ijsrp-p2658-libre.pdf?1426412776=&response-content-disposition=inline%3B+filename%3DA_Review_of_Personality_Types_and_Locus.pdf&Expires=1752771859&Signature=fykt~Bh5YytXr3TUysawuCXq-8qE3Tb5yXIcSqhjsyzfl~uWj~yas8cxdqzkze8Wamim1NTDuWeLMiKyBMUAxk-lHrIcCB724aIUEaR~-WICHD0LkLRgq367qTZ2~qrjeZNlnfiYdFT8RWuYV8yIOeU5V6U7UELOG8AougC3bNKuk1qBRA9GrLx9jYgtHBjADk9qBsk57i9l53hoBR~j7j25MW7L1vOaiFj0w2Tv41Qk8vpk~trdexrjnIxK3SFoWBmFpbIX-bPML~USw-tkKoyIZ~s42npSFrqf4JLmp8zPNhTJoEMAD9d01Tl9vYYAG~F~9P3271M-X9Z070oV~A__&Key-Pair-Id=APKAJLOHF5GGSLRBV4ZA
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