Practice-Facing Resources · PF-07

Therapist Resource Cards

Provide concise in-session reminders for optional prompts, pacing, grounding choices, group questions, and adaptations.

Clinician-created · facilitator review required

Client group: Therapists and qualified facilitatorsQuick reference during preparation or sessionsCardsAdult professional use

For clinician-facilitated use

This is a professional resource, not a child-facing online service. A licensed clinician or other qualified adult must determine suitability, explain and adapt the activity, and supervise its use. Do not direct a child to access this webpage independently or enter client information.

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The full-resolution WebP includes print-safe margins and should be downloaded by an adult professional. Read the guidance below before using the page.

How to use it

Choose a card only when it fits the client, goal, setting, and scope of practice.
Present prompts as invitations and adapt or stop based on the client's response.
Check the source, review date, contraindications, and local protocol before relying on a card.
Use formal procedures—not a prompt card—when assessment, safety, legal, or emergency action is required.

Reflection prompts

What is this prompt intended to support, and what are its limits?
What client feedback or context should change its use?
Does this situation require a protocol, consultation, or referral instead?

Facilitator guidance

Cards are reminders, not protocols, competencies, or clinical decision rules. Cite the underlying source and keep review dates, scope limits, and escalation routes current.

Adaptations & accessibility

Create discipline-, setting-, population-, and modality-specific subsets.
Provide large-print, screen-readable, and searchable digital versions.
Add locally approved consultation and protocol references.

Professional-use review

Required local customization plus licensed-clinician, source, scope-of-practice, policy, accessibility, and risk-management review before use.

This clinician-created resource is published for professional evaluation. Before client use, the treating clinician or other qualified adult must determine whether it is appropriate and complete every specialist, accessibility, safeguarding, and local-policy review named above. Publication does not represent individualized clinical approval.