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Relationship Inventory Worksheet Guide

The Relationship Inventory is a tool designed to help individuals assess their relationship strengths and weaknesses, as well as clarify their desires and needs from a partner. It consists of three parts: evaluating strengths and weaknesses, ranking relationship desires, and identifying important partner characteristics. Additionally, the document provides resources for mental health support and online therapy options.

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Relationship Inventory Worksheet Guide

The Relationship Inventory is a tool designed to help individuals assess their relationship strengths and weaknesses, as well as clarify their desires and needs from a partner. It consists of three parts: evaluating strengths and weaknesses, ranking relationship desires, and identifying important partner characteristics. Additionally, the document provides resources for mental health support and online therapy options.

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Relationship Inventory

Identifying what you want from a relationship is important for determining whether or
not you are compatible with your partner. A relationship inventory involves considering
the strengths and weaknesses in your relationship and how important different aspects
of relationships are to you.

Taking a relationship inventory can be a powerful tool to evaluate your relationship, and
learn more about you and your partner‘s desires, fears, and needs. Make a copy of this
worksheet for your partner. After you’ve eached filled them out, compare results and
discuss.

PART 1: Discovering Your Strengths & Weaknesses


Place a checkmark under strength or weakness for each item.

Strength Weakness
We agree on issues related to wanting and raising
children
We can discuss disagreements and resolve our
differences

We agree on financial matters

We can share our feelings with one another

We are comfortable discussing sexual issues

We share similar religious or spiritual beliefs and


values

We have similar goals for the future

We appreciate each other’s personality and habits

We each feel heard and valued in the relationship

We share similar opinions on what constitutes


cheating or crossing boundaries in our relationship

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Relationship Inventory

PART 2: What I Want in a Relationship


Rank the following relationship desires by how important they are to you by placing a checkmark in the box.

I have a desire to... LOW IMPORTANCE HIGH IMPORTANCE

Feel connected through talking

Feel connected through quality time together

Receive verbal tenderness

Receive physical tenderness

Be touched non-sexually

Have meaningful sex

Know we’ll stay together and feel secure

Feel secure in finances

Feel accepted and valued for who I am

Feel accepted and valued for what I do

Be included in most decisions that affect my life or


marriage

Know that he or she needs me

Be supported in my spiritual life

Be supported in my desire to give money/gifts to


others

Be supported in my desire to serve others

Receive genuine praise and affirmation

Be supported in my desire to have alone time

Be supported in my desire to have alone time

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Relationship Inventory

PART 3: What I Want From My Partner


Rank the following characteristics by how important it is that your partner have them by placing a checkmark
in the box.

I have a desire for my partner to... LOW IMPORTANCE HIGH IMPORTANCE

Be faithful

Apologize when they’ve done something hurtful

Be romantic and intimate

Believe in the importance of relationship equality

Accept my advice

Strive to resolve disagreements and differences with


me

Work together to cope with stress and crises

Communicate feelings, both positive and negative

Understand my personality

Develop a plan with me for our future relationship

Be emotionally healthy

Agree to seek couples counseling if there are issues


we can’t resolve on our own

Share important goals with me

Want to maintain a deep connection with me

Understand and respect my non-negotiable boundaries

Have a similar love language

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Additional Resources to Support
Your Mental Health Journey
It can be hard to know where to begin looking for support in your mental health journey.
Getting a referral from a primary care physician is a reliable first step. Also, sometimes family
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Best Online Therapy


Online therapy is a convenient way to connect with a licensed
therapist to address mental health issues, reduce unhealthy
behaviors, develop effective coping skills, and get more
satisfaction out of life. Many companies accept insurance and
most have next-day appointments available.

Best Online Psychiatry


Online psychiatry providers enable patients to consult with
licensed psychiatrists and other mental health professionals. They
can evaluate, diagnose, and prescribe medication to help manage
mental health issues. Many companies accept insurance and most
have next-day appointments available.

Best Mental Health Apps


Apps can be great way to monitor mood, track sleep, journal, and
practice healthy coping skills like mindfulness and meditation.
There are apps specifically designed to help people reduce the
symptoms of depression, anxiety, ADHD, chronic stress, and
burnout.

Therapist Directory
When you’re looking for a mental health provider with a very
particular skill set, level of experience, or personality type, a
therapist directory can be very helpful. Using the filters, you can
refine your search until you find a therapist who feels like a
perfect fit.

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