Use in session

Therapy games and worksheets

17 interactive games and 6 worksheets for kids, teens, adults, couples and families. Each has a present mode for screen sharing over telehealth and a free printable PDF.

Who it is for

What the session needs

Type

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FeelingsGame
Feelings Chart
Thirty feeling faces, a kids version, a random-feeling game and a guided check-in that ends with a card to keep.
Kids, teens and adults · Printable PDF
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FeelingsGame
Emotion Wheel
Eight core emotions in three strengths, with a spin-the-wheel game and a kids wheel of faces.
Kids, teens and adults · Printable PDF
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FeelingsGame
Feelings Wheel
Eighty-nine feeling words in three rings. Zoom into a feeling, find the exact word, keep a list, or spin for a question.
Ages 9 to adult · Printable PDF
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GroundingGame
5-4-3-2-1 Grounding
A guided senses exercise with a kids picture hunt and a 0 to 10 check before and after. Ends with a card to keep.
Kids, teens and adults · Printable PDF
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Coping skillsGame
Coping Skills Toolbox
A list of 96 coping skills by age, a spin wheel you fill yourself, bingo cards for groups and a coping plan to print.
Kids, teens and adults · Printable PDF
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AngerGame
Anger Iceberg
Drag the feelings hiding under anger below the waterline, then rate anger on a thermometer and make an anger plan.
Kids, teens and adults · Printable PDF
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Screen and track

Scoring tools

Every screening can be handed to a client on your device, with the score hidden until you take it back, or sent by link with the results emailed to you. Copy a one-line summary for the session note, or print the results.

Depression and mood

PHQ-9 · Depression96127
EPDS · Depression in pregnancy and after birth96127
CESD-R · Depression, as a community screen96127
HAM-D · Depression, including physical symptoms
MADRS · Depression, and how it changes in treatment

Anxiety and stress

GAD-7 · Generalized anxiety96127
OCI-R · Obsessions and compulsions96127
DASS-21 · Depression, anxiety and stress, scored separately96127

Trauma and dissociation

PCL-5 · PTSD symptoms, by DSM-5 cluster96127
Trauma Impact · Distress after a specific event96127
DID Screening · Dissociation96127

Attention and autism

ASRS · Adult ADHD96127
AQ-10 · Autistic traits, quick screen96127
RAADS-14 · Autistic traits, now and in childhood96127

Personality and traits

Narcissism Test · Narcissistic personality traits
Sociopathic Traits · Psychopathic traits, self-reported
PCL-22 · Psychopathic traits, checklist
Myers-Briggs Style · Personality preferences (informal)

Children and teens

SCARED (child) · Child anxiety, in the child's words96127
SCARED (parent) · Child anxiety, in the parent's words96127

Substance use

AUDIT · Alcohol use and its risks96127
DAST-10 · Problems from drug use96127

96127 marks a standardized instrument commonly billed as CPT 96127. Payers set their own limits.

EMDR

EMDR Studio, with remote control

Moving dot, light bar, tones, music and tapping in one screen. Start a remote session and control your client's screen over telehealth: start, stop, speed and set length. Only the settings travel between screens, and nothing is stored.

Set counter with an automatic pause and a 0 to 10 check-in
Two phones as left and right tappers, or a game controller's rumble
Saved presets per client, and a Stop and ground button the client always has

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At a glance

Screen, code, treat

Which screening to reach for, and the codes commonly documented for the same concern. For reference only: a screening score is not a diagnosis, and no code follows from a score on its own.

Concern	Screen with	Codes often documented	EMDR tools
Depression	PHQ-9, CESD-R	F32.0, F32.1, F32.2, F32.3
Perinatal and postpartum depression	EPDS, PHQ-9	F53.0, F32.1, F33.1
Generalized anxiety and panic	GAD-7, DASS-21	F41.1, F41.0, F40.10, F40.00	Yes
PTSD and trauma	PCL-5, Trauma Impact	F43.10, F43.11, F43.12, F43.0	Yes
Dissociation	DID Screening	F44.81, F44.0	Yes
OCD and related	OCI-R	F42.2, F42.3, F42.8, F42.9
Adult ADHD	ASRS	F90.0, F90.1, F90.2, F90.9
Autism in adults	RAADS-14, AQ-10	F84.0
Alcohol use	AUDIT	F10.20
Drug use	DAST-10	F12.20, F11.20, F13.20, F14.20
Personality traits	Narcissism Test, Sociopathic Traits	F60.81, F60.2, F60.3, F60.5
Child and teen anxiety	SCARED (parent), SCARED (child)	F41.1, F40.10, F41.9

Clinical reference

Diagnosis and billing codes

87 DSM-5-TR, ICD-10-CM and CPT codes, each with diagnostic criteria, documentation essentials, differential diagnosis and billing notes.

Billing codes therapists use most

90791 · Psychiatric Diagnostic Evaluation
90834 · Psychotherapy, 45 Minutes
90837 · Psychotherapy, 60 Minutes
90832 · Psychotherapy, 30 Minutes
90846 · Family Psychotherapy Without Patient Present
90847 · Family Psychotherapy With Patient Present
90785 · Interactive Complexity
96127 · Brief Behavioral Assessment

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Calculators to share with clients

Out-of-network reimbursementWhat a client gets back from their plan, session by session and over a year.Therapy cost with insuranceCopay, coinsurance and deductible, worked out across the plan year.

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