Tools clients carry with them
Coping skills, small wins, and the people in their corner
This month's drop is about what clients take out of the room — the skills, the momentum, and the support system that hold up between sessions. One of our most-requested member resources moves to the free tier this month, a new infographic set gives you a clinician version and a client version of the same tool, and members get the print companion to Build Your Own Recovery Toolkit.
Everything below is available in your library based on your membership.
Coping Skills Toolbox moves to free, plus the new Success Jar set
Session-first tools for building coping capacity and helping clients notice their own progress.
Coping Skills Toolbox Worksheet
Download · PDF · 4 pages · Includes Clinician's Guide
A structured worksheet for building a personalized coping skills toolbox with your client — identify stressors, rate current skills, explore new ones across physical, relaxation, creative, and social categories, then organize everything into a hierarchy from simplest to most involved. Built-in tracking pages capture what actually works. The final page is a clinician's guide for facilitating the whole process in session.
Download Worksheet ↓Success Jar Infographic Set
Download · PDF · Clinician version + client version
A tool for building momentum through small wins. The clinician version walks through introducing the Success Jar in session and connecting small victories to larger recovery goals. The client version is the take-home companion — same tool, written directly to the person using it, so what you started in session keeps working between sessions.
Download Set ↓The Recovery Toolkit just grew
Build Your Own Recovery Toolkit now has a print companion for its Support Network Mapping activity — map it together in session, then hand them the sheet.
Support Network Mapping Worksheet
Download · PDF · Clinician instructions + example map + blank map
A visual mapping worksheet that helps clients lay out their support network — family, friends, professionals, and support groups — and name what each person actually provides, from emotional support to a ride to a meeting. Seeing the whole system on one page makes strengths obvious and gaps hard to ignore.
Pairs with the Support Network Mapping activity inside Build Your Own Recovery Toolkit.
Access in Library ↓Not a Member yet? Member access unlocks the full clinical resource library — including Build Your Own Recovery Toolkit and its new print companion — plus monthly content drops and a 20% shop discount.
See membership optionsAll tools are designed to be introduced and used collaboratively in session. Between-session use is optional and supplementary. These are clinical support resources — not standalone assessment instruments.