Practice-Building and Treatment Tools for Therapists

​This is a growing collection of tools to help you feel more supported in both your clinical work and private practice. Right now, you’ll find:
  • Sexual Health Assessment, Diagnosis, and Treatment Planning Toolkit, designed to give you clear structure to guide sexual history-taking ,diagnosis, and treatment planning
  • Supervisor Guide to Relational Intensity - This two-part supervision tool is designed to help therapists and supervisors navigate the complex relational dynamics that can arise in therapy, including but not limited to erotic transference and countertransference.
More resources are on the way, including therapist-friendly templates, forms, and guides for building and running a thriving practice.

Why These Tools Work for You and Your Clients

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I’m Amanda, a licensed marriage and family therapist, sex therapist, clinical supervisor, and practice owner with over 15 years of experience doing therapy. Through my work teaching/lecturing at the graduate level, supporting other clinicians, and training professionals in sex therapy and supervision, I began developing the kinds of tools that support efficient, thoughtful, and clinically grounded practice.
These resources are built from what I use in my own therapy room and in supervision. They’re designed to support therapists who want structure, clarity, and confidence in their approach to assessment, diagnosis, treatment planning, or supervisory work.
Each tool is practical, easy to implement, and informed by real clinical experience. They’re created to save time, reduce guesswork, and strengthen the work you’re already doing with your clients and supervisees.

Sexual Health Assessment, Diagnosis, & Treatment Planning Toolkit

$20.00

This toolkit includes three practical guides to support history taking, assessment, diagnosis, and treatment planning for clients presenting with sexual health concerns:


1. Sex History & Assessment Guide

  • A structured tool for gathering detailed sexual health histories and assessing for specific sexual concerns and dysfunctions.


2. DSM-5 Criteria Reference for Sexual Disorders + Sex Counseling

  • A quick-reference guide that lists all diagnostic criteria for DSM-5 sexual dysfunctions and sex counseling concerns in one place.


3. Sex & Couple Therapy Treatment Planning Guide

  • A Treatment planning tool with 3 goals and 3 objectives for each of the sexual dysfunctions in the DSM 5, relationship distress, and out-of-control sexual behavior in individual or couple therapy


Individual vs Clinic

If you are purchasing this tool kit just for yourself, use the individual price of $20. If you are a clinic owner/director and would like to purchase this to distribute to all therapists at your clinic please email [email protected] to get a code to pay for the clinic rate of $50.
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Supervisor Guide to Relational Intensity

$20.00

This two-part supervision tool is designed to help therapists and supervisors navigate the complex relational dynamics that can arise in therapy, including but not limited to erotic transference and countertransference.


The Therapeutic Dynamics Self-Check invites therapists to reflect on emotional intensity, blurred boundaries, projection, and energetic shifts that may be influencing the therapeutic relationship. The Therapeutic Dynamics Self-Check is intended to be given by the supervisor to the supervisee when a case feels emotionally charged, hard to talk about, or energetically “different.” It offers structured prompts to help the supervisee reflect on their internal responses, relational patterns, and potential countertransference.


The Supervisor Companion Guide provides targeted questions and supportive guidance to help you walk through the self-check together in supervision. It helps normalize these conversations while supporting ethical reflection, emotional awareness, and ethical clinical decision-making.


Use this tool when you or your supervisee notice patterns of avoidance, boundary stretching, or heightened relational intensity in the room. It’s designed to support deeper reflection and help determine whether something needs to shift in the supervisee’s clinical work.


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