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Monk Bee
14 questions, 35-page personalised workbook, grounded in CBT research

Print your path
through your own mind.

Fourteen quiet questions that listen carefully. A personalised map of how your mind actually works. And a 28-day CBT workbook, printed, held in your hands, and walked one page at a time. The kind of practice that turns understanding into change.

Free insights, Pay only for the printable workbook

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Grounded in CBT research
No diagnosis, No labels
Stays on your device
Written by humans, for humans

What makes this different

Most mental wellness tools are either too clinical to feel human, or too vague to be useful. This is neither, and it ends with something you can hold.

Adaptive, not formulaic

Your next question is chosen based on your previous answers, like a thoughtful conversation. Fourteen questions, never four hundred. Each one earns its place, each one makes the next more precise.

Personalised to you

Your insights and your 28-day programme are built from your actual responses, your strengths, your growth edges, the specific patterns your mind leans into. Not a template. A map of you.

Made to be printed

Your workbook is designed for paper, not pixels. Each daily exercise gets its own A4 page with generous lined space to write by hand, because reflection happens with a pen, not a keyboard.

Honest, never hyped

We don't diagnose. We don't promise cures. We give you a clear, kind map of your patterns and the evidence-based tools that move them. The rest is yours, which is exactly where the real work lives.

How it works

Four steps. Five minutes of questions. Twenty-eight days of practice.

01

Answer 14 quiet questions

Each one chosen because your previous answers made it the most informative next question to ask. About 5–7 minutes. No right answers, just honest ones.

02

See your personalised insights

Your strengths, your growth edges, your behavioural and emotional patterns, grounded in your actual responses. Free. Yours to keep.

03

Get your printable workbook

Thirty-five pages. Your insights up front, then 28 daily exercises, each on its own A4 page, with lined space to write by hand. $279.

04

Practice, one page a day

About 10 minutes a day for 28 days. Foundation, awareness, restructuring, integration. The kind of small, repeated practice that actually moves the needle.

Made for paper, not pixels

A workbook you actually use.

Most digital wellness tools live and die on your phone, where they compete with everything else. Yours is designed to be printed, one page per day, with real lined space to write by hand.

  • 30+ pages, designed for A4 paper, double-sided printing
  • Each day gets its own page with a clear reflection prompt
  • Generous lined journaling space, sized for actual handwriting
  • Your full personalised insights up front: strengths, growth areas, observations
  • A four-week overview page so you can see the shape of the journey
01

Week 1, Foundation, Day 1 of 28

Your starting point

10 min

Before we begin, let's take a clear, kind look at where you are right now.

  1. 1.Find a quiet 10 minutes.
  2. 2.Write what brought you here.
  3. 3.List three steady areas.
  4. 4.List three areas for change.
  5. 5.End with: 'I'd like to feel ___.'

Your reflection

What surprised you when you wrote this down?

Evidence base: CBT goal-setting & baseline measurement

Grounded in established research

Every question, every exercise, every observation
has a source.

We never invent psychology. Our questions adapt validated instruments (GAD-7, PHQ-9, DASS-21, FFMQ, SCS-SF and others) into a conversational tone. Our exercises come from established CBT, ACT, BA, and MBSR protocols. Our observations are framed as tendencies, not diagnoses.

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (Beck, 1976)
Behavioural Activation (Martell et al., 2010)
Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (Hayes et al., 2006)
Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (Kabat-Zinn, 1990)
Self-Compassion research (Neff, 2003)
Positive psychology & savouring (Bryant & Veroff, 2007)