Resources and tools for psychologists
Choose the level you need: methodology, models, teaching cases, safety, or a practical cheatsheet for a concrete concern.
Methodology
Principles for working with facts, hypotheses, alternatives, consent, and scope.
Open section →02Professional models
Frameworks for structured formulation without turning a hypothesis into a diagnosis.
Open section →03Tools
Working structures for preparation, formulation, supervision, and referral.
Open section →04Teaching cases
Generalized scenarios for testing alternative formulations and safety questions.
Open section →05Session work
A flexible sequence from orientation and consent through closure.
Open section →06Safety and referral
Decisions about stabilization, consultation, coordinated care, or urgent action.
Open section →07Practical cheatsheets
20 practical tools: decision trees, scenarios, checklists, audits, and other tools.
Open section →Educational resources, not a clinical protocol
This library does not replace professional training, supervision, local standards, medical assessment, or individual practitioner judgment.