28 days of daily monitoring, guided journalling and weekly reviews, to help you trust what you know again.
90-page printable PDF · Instant download · By Philip Lye
Gaslighting at work wears away your record of the truth: what was said, what was agreed, what you did well. This workbook gives it back to you, one day at a time.
This workbook is for you if you're looking to:
A two-minute check-in: sleep, energy, dread about the day and trust in your own judgement, plus an anchor intention.
A warning-sign checklist to tick what really happened, the signs you noticed in yourself, and the protective steps you took.
Ten minutes of guided journalling with a new healing prompt each day. This part is just for you.
Where you are now, what you want to be different, and the trusted people you can check things with.
Morning and workday tracking plus an evening journal page for each of the 28 days.
Tallies, averages, reflection and next steps, so you can see patterns rather than single bad days.
The big picture on one page, ready to share with a doctor, therapist or adviser.
Facts, dates and exact words, written so you could show them to HR, a union or a lawyer.
A light weekly page for when the gaslighting has stopped or you have left.
A 90-page PDF you can download straight away. Print it, or fill it in on your own tablet or device. Please keep it off work computers and work accounts.
No. The workbook stands on its own, and it's also designed to go alongside Healing from Gaslighting at Work: A Survivor's Guide.
It still helps. You can use the daily pages to process what happened, then move to the recovery tracker at the back.
Each evening page has an optional line for a prayer, verse or reflection. Everything else works with or without faith.
Just carry on. The day numbers are a guide, not a test.
Twenty-eight days. About fifteen minutes a day.
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