Therapy Tools, Worksheets, Checklists, and Templates
Sometimes the most useful resource is not a long explanation. It is a structure you can use.
A worksheet can help a client organize what came up in session. A checklist can help a therapist prepare for a hard conversation. A template can make documentation less vague. A tracker can help you notice patterns across consultation calls, cancellations, progress reviews, or treatment planning. A closing structure can help a session end with more containment.
Therapy tools help turn clinical understanding into something usable.
The tools in this library include worksheets, checklists, templates, trackers, and session structures for therapists who want practical support they can bring into real work. Some are therapist-facing. Some are client-facing. Some are useful for documentation, consultation, supervision, or follow-up.
Available Tools
Clinical Documentation That Protects You
Progress note templates, incident documentation guides, records request language, and a session closing checklist — everything you need to document clearly and consistently.
The 15-Minute Consultation Call
Includes a consultation call tracker, a fit checklist, and a call framework you can use to run every consultation call the same way.
What to Say in the First Therapy Session
Includes a first session structure, a risk assessment guide, and a closing checklist that sets up the second session.
When Clients Text Between Sessions
Includes a between-session contact policy template you can adapt for your practice and use from the start of treatment.