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Therapists and counselors

You explain it in every session. Teach it once.

Frameworks, worksheets, intake handouts, a recorded talk: everything you walk clients through can become a program they keep working with between sessions.

  • Your words, your approval
  • Something to hand the waitlist
  • Your practice, your domain
  • Module 1: The window before overwhelm
  • Module 2: The five-senses reset
  • Module 3: Your between-sessions plan

Drag a module to reorder it. You always stay in control.

01The problem

The most useful thing you teach, you can only deliver one hour at a time.

The framework you draw on the whiteboard. The worksheet you email after intake. The talk you gave at the last training. You explain it again on Tuesday, and again on Thursday, and the people on the waitlist get none of it until an hour opens up. It is a program already, trapped inside the session. Pick a lane below and see what it adds up to.

02Try it here

What does your framework add up to outside the room?

Pick a lane

12Clients who start the program each month$79Program price$948per month
Between sessions
12
160
$79
$29$299

$948/mo from the framework you currently walk through one client at a time.

Each lane keeps what you set, so you can compare all three. Nothing here is stored.

Straight multiplication of the numbers you set, not a projection. Every lane starts from material you already give clients.

People who already did this

I've always been hands-on with clients, so building a course felt like a stretch. But once I got moving, it actually felt natural. It helped me translate what I do in person into something people can follow on their own, which is something I didn't think I could pull off.

JaxtonMovebetter Performance

Other tools changed my content. That's a dealbreaker when you've spent decades building your expertise.

Toshiko M.Leadership Coach

Common questions

You upload teaching material, never client records. Frameworks, handouts, slides, a recorded talk. Your material stays yours, it is not used to train anything, and nothing publishes until you approve it.

You approve every lesson before it goes live. The draft is built from your own wording, and you can change any line, reorder any module, or cut anything that is not how you would say it to a client.

No. It covers the part you explain again every week, so the hour you do have goes to what only happens in person. The same material also comes back as an ebook and an audiobook clients can use between sessions.

The framework you re-explain every week is a program.

Bring the worksheet and the recorded talk this week. Hand the waitlist something to start next week.

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