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Search 200+ resources and, with a free account, download a PDF or draw a formulation with your client. When you want to, send homework as a link and read the answers before you meet.

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Formulation at the heart of the work.
Choice in how you work together.

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Cross-sectional formulation

Fictional example

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  • Situation / trigger leads to thoughts.
  • Situation / trigger leads to emotions.
  • Situation / trigger leads to physical sensations.
  • Thoughts connect in both directions with emotions.
  • Thoughts connect in both directions with physical sensations.
  • Emotions connect in both directions with physical sensations.
  • Thoughts lead to behaviour.
  • Emotions lead to behaviour.
  • Physical sensations lead to behaviour.

Choose an area to follow its connections.

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  • 200+ resourcesFor the work in and between sessions
  • Online or on paperChoose what works for your client
  • Your clinical judgementTools to support the conversation

From shared understanding to the next step.

Choose homework that fits your formulation, share a link with your client, and return to their online responses together.

For your client

A link. A place to return to.

Assigned homework and shared resources, together. Your client opens their workspace from a link, without creating an account.

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Public workspace demo · Fictional example

Illustrative examples with fictional data. The workspace is a separate demonstration; the thought-record entry and review share the same situation, feelings and hot thought.

Clinical content, with context

Know what informs the work.

Our formulation pages name the models’ authors and list their primary sources, so you can explore the thinking behind each resource.

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From the cross-sectional formulation resource

Cross-sectional formulation

Padesky & Mooney · 1990

Clinical tip: Presenting the cognitive model to clients

International Cognitive Therapy Newsletter, 6, 13–14

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Tarun Vermani

Founded byTarun VermaniTrainee Clinical Psychologist

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A few practical questions

Do my clients need an account?

No. You share a homework or workspace link with your client. They can open it on their phone, tablet or computer without creating an account.

Can we still work on paper?

Yes. Download a blank PDF to complete on paper, or share a worksheet to complete online. Choose the format that suits the work and your client.

What happens after the trial?

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What does the Free plan include?

Use 10 different worksheets per 30-day period, with up to 3 clients and 3 pieces of homework active at a time. Returning to the same worksheet during that period does not use another allowance.