I built these tools because therapists are expected to write immaculate notes, diagnose accurately, and magically “know the system”… even though NO ONE actually teaches this in grad school.

And let’s be honest, every single one of us started our careers writing “Adjustment Disorder” like it was a personality trait… only to realize insurance companies couldn’t care less about your client’s life transition. They only care about time, trauma, and ticking their little boxes.
It’s exhausting. And maddening. And honestly? Not your fault.

So here’s the solution:
A simple, accessible set of templates and resources that give you framework, clarity, and structure without making you feel like you’re screaming into the void.

The workbook walks you step-by-step through documenting intakes, choosing diagnoses, and actually understanding what insurance really wants. The templates give you the exact wording, structure, and questions you need so you aren’t sitting there at 10pm staring at your laptop like, “do I even know how to be a therapist?”

These are starting points, not rigid scripts. You get multiple formats, flexibility, and room to make it your own — because documentation should support you, not swallow you.