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With, In Session ™, you are able to enhance your therapy session each time you use it. It works great for those with ADHD, parents who want to know how their kiddos sessions are benefiting them, and other therapists to recommend to their clients who can experience “mind blanks” during or after a session.
Included in this 143 page journal is:
20 goal setting sheets that address personal, emotional, relationship, and career objectives.
25 there page “In Session” notes that capture the pre-session, topics covered, takeaways, homework assigned, and more….
25 journal prompts to increase processing and reflection.
25 free space pages to allow room for productivity after the session.
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Journaling is a writing technique that can be done by prompts or freestyle. Journaling allows you to make sense and give voice to your inner thoughts, emotions, and ideas. There are no concrete rules to journaling and it can be done as often as you’d like. There is no right or wrong way to journal.
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This journal was created as a tool to accompany you along your therapeutic journey and allow you to confidently show up to your session intentionally. In Session offers numerous benefits such as:
Increased consistency w/ accountability & follow-through
Improved emotional and thought processing,
Development of self-awareness
Assessment of progress
I have no doubt, that with proper application, you will find why this journal is a level above every other therapy journal.
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In Session was created for you to use while in your therapy sessions. By utilizing the journal during your session, it will bring more awareness to your thoughts and emotions and allow you to be organized and communicate your topics effectively, making your session more productive.
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Yes, please fill out the wholesale order form and you will receive an email for follow-up.
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Parker gifted me with this journal and I was very impressed. I have been using this journal weekly in my sessions and it has helped tremendously with keeping me focused on the boundary issues I want to break and makes me think about what I can do on my own to help my situation.
Danielle W.