All the tools
600+ clinical tools
A library built with and for clinicians, ready to use in session and extend between appointments.
Emotional Dependency: A Guided Self-Reflection Exercise
Help patients examine emotional dependency patterns, trace the underlying beliefs, and begin rebuilding autonomous coping and self-esteem.
Excessive Screen Time: A Guided Clinical Exercise
A structured five-question homework tool helping patients identify smartphone triggers, assess values alignment, and commit to concrete behavioral change.
Intolerance of Uncertainty: A Guided Clinical Exercise
A structured five-question homework tool helping patients name a real situation, map their control drive, and build genuine uncertainty tolerance.
Managing Worry: A Structured Attentional Awareness Exercise
Help patients examine what drives their worry, assess controllability, and build genuine attentional flexibility through guided self-reflection.
Personal Values Clarification: A Guided Clinical Exercise
Help patients identify what truly guides them across self, family, and relationships with a structured autonomous reflection tool.
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The app goes well beyond resources, to support your patients every day:
Before, during and after the session
SessionFuel supports the therapy journey end to end.
Before the session
Prepare and take stock
- Standardized tests (baseline)
- Intake questionnaire
- Therapy journal
During the session
Support the clinical work
- Explanatory handouts
- Smart psychological profile analysis
- Review of exercise responses
- Assigning homework for the next session
After the session
Extend the work day to day
- Explanatory handouts
- Interactive programs to do
- Exercises to do
- Audios to listen to
- Therapy journal to keep
- Daily wellbeing challenge