We’ve created a wide variety of original practice management tools and forms to help you with important issues in managing your clients and your practice in a professional manner.
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This worksheet can be used as a guide for therapists to ask solution-focused questions during the early sessions of therapy. The questions are designed to stimulate the growth process of clients from their very first encounter with a therapist.
This fact sheet describes general ethical guidelines for billing and payment for therapeutic services. It includes links to the specific guidelines of various professional organizations. PDF
This form can be used to get permission from your clients to mail them at their home address. Receiving mail can be a confidentiality concern for many clients.
This form can be used as a template to notify former clients that you have moved.
This letter can be used as a template when a client must be terminated for nonpayment of agreed-upon fees.
This letter template can be used when a client must be terminated for significant inappropriate behavior, including threats, stalking, and aggression.
This form is designed to be used during the last session of therapy as a guide toward ending treatment in the most positive way possible.
This form is designed to be given to couples at the beginning of couples therapy. It is intended to orient individuals to the basic purpose of couples therapy.
This form can be used by clinicians to obtain consent to release of confidential information to family members. (0720)
