The Psychotherapy Integration Bundle is a comprehensive, trauma-informed resource designed to help therapists integrate theory into real, moment-to-moment clinical practice.
It brings together clear psychotherapy model frameworks, in-session integration guides, nervous system and regulation visuals, client worksheets, Indigenous Social and Emotional Wellbeing resources, and a professional tool-sheet booklet for when therapy gets stuck.
Created for students and practising clinicians, this bundle supports clinical clarity, ethical decision-making, and embodied therapeutic work—bridging knowledge, presence, and practice across a wide range of presentations.
Theory to Session is a practical, clinician-focused guide designed to translate psychotherapy theory into clear, moment-to-moment therapeutic action.
Each model is presented on a single A4 spread that integrates core theoretical understanding with in-session focus, therapist stance, clinical tracking cues, and example interventions. Rather than teaching theory in isolation, the book bridges how a model conceptualises distress with what the therapist listens for, tracks, and responds to in the room.
Created for students and practising therapists, Theory to Session supports clinical confidence, integrative thinking, and flexible model use—especially when sessions feel complex, stuck, or emotionally charged.
A practical, trauma-informed reference booklet designed to support therapists in-session, particularly when clients become stuck, overwhelmed, intellectualising, or dysregulated.
Includes targeted tool sheets on:
Working with “I don’t know” responses
Navigating silence safely (reflective, protective, and stuck silence)
Accessing emotion when clients feel numb
Using the Emotion Wheel without pressure or shame
Identifying and working with cognitive distortions gently
Supporting clients through cognitive dissonance and ambivalence
Interrupting intellectualising while maintaining safety
Regulation reset tools when the nervous system takes over
Each tool sheet outlines:
What the presentation usually means
What not to do clinically
The therapeutic aim
Practical, in-the-moment interventions
Adaptations for teens and groups
Clear clinical reminders to guide therapist stance
Designed as a quick-access professional resource, not a client workbook — supporting regulation, safety, and therapeutic flow when standard approaches stall.
The Psychotherapy Integration Bundle is a comprehensive, trauma-informed resource designed to help therapists integrate theory into real, moment-to-moment clinical practice.
It brings together clear psychotherapy model frameworks, in-session integration guides, nervous system and regulation visuals, client worksheets, Indigenous Social and Emotional Wellbeing resources, and a professional tool-sheet booklet for when therapy gets stuck.
Created for students and practising clinicians, this bundle supports clinical clarity, ethical decision-making, and embodied therapeutic work—bridging knowledge, presence, and practice across a wide range of presentations.
Theory to Session is a practical, clinician-focused guide designed to translate psychotherapy theory into clear, moment-to-moment therapeutic action.
Each model is presented on a single A4 spread that integrates core theoretical understanding with in-session focus, therapist stance, clinical tracking cues, and example interventions. Rather than teaching theory in isolation, the book bridges how a model conceptualises distress with what the therapist listens for, tracks, and responds to in the room.
Created for students and practising therapists, Theory to Session supports clinical confidence, integrative thinking, and flexible model use—especially when sessions feel complex, stuck, or emotionally charged.
A practical, trauma-informed reference booklet designed to support therapists in-session, particularly when clients become stuck, overwhelmed, intellectualising, or dysregulated.
Includes targeted tool sheets on:
Working with “I don’t know” responses
Navigating silence safely (reflective, protective, and stuck silence)
Accessing emotion when clients feel numb
Using the Emotion Wheel without pressure or shame
Identifying and working with cognitive distortions gently
Supporting clients through cognitive dissonance and ambivalence
Interrupting intellectualising while maintaining safety
Regulation reset tools when the nervous system takes over
Each tool sheet outlines:
What the presentation usually means
What not to do clinically
The therapeutic aim
Practical, in-the-moment interventions
Adaptations for teens and groups
Clear clinical reminders to guide therapist stance
Designed as a quick-access professional resource, not a client workbook — supporting regulation, safety, and therapeutic flow when standard approaches stall.
