This form can be an important tool in providing continuity of treatment. The form asks clients to review what happened in a session within 24 hours, thinking about the focus of the session, the most important things that were talked about, feelings expressed, topics that were difficult, and so on. The second part of the form asks clients to think about what they want to talk about in the next session. There is also a space for clients to rate their mood each day. (0924, homework assignment, therapeutic alliance, resistant clients).

This checklist can be used by clinicians to make sure they are correctly organizing the paperwork for a new client. (1123, practice management, paperwork, organization)

This worksheet gives therapists 15 strategies that can be used with resistant clients, including using strength-based approaches, writing a collaborative treatment plan, using solution-oriented therapy, and confronting resistance directly. Each strategy has important points to consider and a place to write down the results of each effort. (1123, difficult clients, resistance)

This Practice Management Form is designed to welcome new clients to your practice. (0523, practice management)

This Practice Management Form contains important information about federal law, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), that provides privacy protections and patient rights regarding the use and disclosure of client Protected Health Information (PHI) used for the purpose of treatment, payment, and health care operations.  (0523, practice management)

This Practice Management Form is designed to define the nature and limits of confidentiality. It is intended to be signed by the client. (0523, practice management)

Value-guided decision-making can be applied to many areas of your clients’ lives, including career choices, relationships, personal goals, ethical dilemmas, and lifestyle decisions. This worksheet can help them identify their values and apply them when they make decisions. (0523, decision-making, values, problem-solving)

This Practice Management Form is designed to define the therapist’s role in providing therapy including: qualifications and credentials, description of practice, boundaries and scope limitations, and professional ethics and conduct. It is intended to be signed by the therapist and the client. (0523, practice management)

This practice management form authorizes the therapists to use either text or phone appointment reminders. (0122, practice management, forms)

This worksheet is designed to help clients think about exactly what has been useful in their therapy. The questionnaire can be given to clients to take home or it can be used as a basis for an in-session interview. (treatment evaluation, assessment, 0217)