Tools · Trackers and templates

Free trackers and printable templates

Seven free tools for tracking how you feel and keeping your medications straight. Use each one online or print the PDF, with no account and no email.

Track how you feel

Log it online, or print the sheet. After five entries you get a one-page report for your doctor.

Anxiety tracker

Log what set it off, how strong it felt and what helped. See your pattern on a chart.

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Depression tracker

Log your mood, sleep, energy and what you did each day. Add a thought log when it helps.

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Symptom tracker

Log any symptom, how strong it was and what came before it. Take a clear record to your doctor.

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Keep your medications straight

Keep track of what you take and when. Print them, or keep them up to date here.

Medication log

Mark each dose as taken, late or skipped, and note side effects. See two weeks at a glance.

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Medication schedule

Set what you take and when. Get a one-page weekly chart with a box for every dose.

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Medication list

Everything you take in one place for your doctor, pharmacist or an emergency. Includes a wallet card.

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Get ready for an appointment

Know what you want to say before you walk in.

Psychiatrist appointment sheet

Put what you want to say and ask on one page, so nothing gets lost in the room.

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How your entries are kept

Everything you type stays in this browser, on this device, and we don't receive it. You can download a copy from any tool at any time and use it to restore your entries on another device. Clearing your browser data deletes them, and Safari can clear them after about 7 days without a visit, so download a copy now and then.

FAQ

Are these templates free?

Yes. All of them are free to use and download, with no account and no email.

Which tracker should I start with?

If you want to see how you feel over time, start with the tracker closest to what's bothering you: anxiety, depression or symptoms. If you need to keep your medications straight, start with the medication list.

Do these replace my doctor's advice?

No. They give you and your doctor a clearer record. Follow the directions you've been given for your medications.

If you're having thoughts of harming yourself, contact emergency services or a crisis line straight away. In the US, call or text 988. In the UK, call Samaritans on 116 123. Elsewhere, find a crisis line near you.