All the tools
600+ clinical tools
A library built with and for clinicians, ready to use in session and extend between appointments.
Current Activity Inventory: A Behavioral Time Audit Tool
Help patients rank their daily activities by time spent and identify what to reduce or increase, as structured autonomous homework between sessions.
Impostor Syndrome: A Guided Self-Reflection Exercise
A structured five-question homework exercise helping patients examine illegitimacy beliefs, reconnect with genuine achievements, and build a more stable self-worth.
Processing a Bad Workday: A Guided Reflection Exercise
A five-question autonomous exercise helping patients process work stress, name emotions, and build protective strategies between sessions.
Risk-Weighted Decision Making: A Guided Clinical Exercise
A structured five-question homework exercise helping patients move from risk-paralysis to a reasoned, autonomous decision between sessions.
Workplace Pressure: A Guided Cognitive Restructuring Exercise
Help patients examine the real sources of work stress, calibrate their share of responsibility, and build concrete regulatory actions.
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Use with a patientYour resources, available everywhere
The handouts, exercises, programs and audios above: you choose which ones to make available to your patients, in the mobile app dedicated to them.
And far more than a library
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