The Session Vault, 154 therapy scripts, worksheets and forms

The material is not the problem

Almost everything you need already exists. It is just scattered, and the hunting is what costs you the evening.

A folder from a training you did in 2019, in a format nothing opens cleanly.
Three books on the shelf, each with one worksheet you actually use.
A desktop full of files called thought record final v3 real.
Sites that want a monthly subscription for a two page handout.
Rebuilding a grounding script from memory because finding it takes longer.
Getting to Sunday night with four sessions to prepare and no system.

What is in it

Five kinds of thing, ten clinical areas, one file.

Scripts

Words to say out loud. Opening a first session, naming a rupture, asking about suicide, ending well.

Worksheets

Thought records, chain analysis, exposure ladders, values sorts. Writing space already sized.

Client handouts

Plain language, no jargon. Hand them over and they read without you in the room.

Forms

Intake, biopsychosocial, safety plan, risk review, SOAP, DAP, BIRP, treatment plan, discharge.

References

For you, not the client. Distortion tables, validation levels, Socratic prompts.

Index entries

Grouped by presenting problem, so you search by what walked in rather than by model.

The part that does the work

An index by what walked through the door

Every other collection is filed by theory, which is useless at nine on a Sunday when you have a client, a problem, and forty minutes. This one is filed by the problem. Three of the twenty nine entries, exactly as they appear:

Panic attacks

101The panic cycleClient handout

112During a panic attackClient handout

102Panic attack recordWorksheet

104Interoceptive exposureWorksheet

084Breathing out for longerClient handout

Dissociation, numbness, shut down

079Five four three two oneScript

080Orienting to the roomScript

089Coming back from shut downClient handout

081Your windowClient handout

The work has stalled

020Naming that the work is stuckScript

147Progress reviewForm

076Six process check, for the clinicianReference

150Preparing a case for supervisionWorksheet

The ten sections

20	Session structure and scriptsWhat to say, and when	Scripts
22	CBT toolsThought records, experiments, belief work	Worksheets
20	DBT skillsDistress tolerance, regulation, interpersonal	Handouts
16	ACT toolsValues, defusion, committed action	Mixed
16	Nervous system and groundingSomatic stabilisation and pacing	Scripts
13	Anxiety and panicCycle maps, exposure, safety behaviours	Mixed
9	Low mood and ruminationActivation, monitoring, self-criticism	Worksheets
10	Relationships and communicationBoundaries, repair, assertiveness	Mixed
8	Younger clientsAdaptations for adolescents and children	Mixed
20	Intake, notes and adminForms, templates, records	Forms

Get the vault

The Vault$29 The 186 page PDF. All 154 items, the index by presenting problem, and the clinician notes. Practice edition Most useful$49 Everything above, plus all 154 items as separate named files so you print one sheet without opening the book, plus editable Word versions of the 20 forms and admin templates. Complete edition$79 Everything above, plus editable versions of all 154 items, so you can put your own letterhead and wording on anything in the vault.

One payment. No subscription. The download links arrive by email straight away.

Get instant access

Secure checkout. If it is not useful, reply to the receipt within 30 days and I will refund it.

Questions

Who wrote this?

I build practical resources for practitioners. This is a working reference, assembled and written to one standard, not a training course and not a substitute for supervision. Everything in it assumes a trained clinician is deciding when and whether to use it.

Is it a subscription?

No. One payment, one file, yours permanently. Print it as many times as you like, for as long as you practise.

What modality is it?

Integrative. There are CBT, DBT, ACT and somatic sections, plus session craft and admin that apply whatever you practise. Take the parts that fit how you work.

Can I use the handouts with clients?

Yes. The 35 client handouts are written to be printed and handed over. You may use them freely in your own practice with your own clients. You may not resell them or distribute them as your own product.

Are the forms ready to use?

They are ready to adapt. Intake forms, consent checklists, letters and notes have to match your jurisdiction, your professional body and your data protection duties, so treat them as a strong starting point rather than something to sign as printed.

What if it is not useful?

Reply to your receipt within 30 days and I will refund you. You keep the file. Chasing a refund on a $17 download is not worth anyone's afternoon.