Clinician's Chart Bundle

Get 7 visual aid charts for the price of 4. That's 3 FREE charts! Numerous educational charts to help you and your clients in your practice.  Free dry erase marker included! Can be used for EMDR also! Brain Trauma Processing Chart Learn about the mind-body connection between the brain and your gut, and how they connect and keep it on hand. To help your clients deal process their trauma, you must understand the connection between the mind and body, and so must the client. This chart teaches how the brain has influence over motility secretion, nutrient delivery, and microbial balance, and how the gut influences neurotransmitters, stress/anxiety, mood/behavior. Furthermore it explains how the brain scans for threats. Resiliency Assessment and Growth Chart Use this to test your client's levels of resiliency. Faces and Feelings Chart Use this chart to teach your clients emotional intelligence by learning about feelings and help your client locate feelings in their body. Connect or match faces to words in this fun educational chart.  Ace Score Assessment Chart Get your Clients Ace Score, quickly and easily, using a dry eraser and this chart, then find how their Adverse Childhood experiences are affecting their life today, and find their negative belief(s) using the other side of the chart that are affecting their lives today. Then erase the score, and start over for the next client. The Mindful Path, Mindfulness training chart Educate clients about Mindfulness, Mindfulness Meditation, and how to become more Mindful, through opposites. Take them through a journey into the lessons that blame, overthinking, rage, worry, grief & loss, and control have to teach us.  Emotion Identification Chart Another chart to help clients identify feelings in the body, what they are, and how intensely they feel them in the body. Then take them through an exercise to identify them using the breath, and the stop, ok, and alright ratings.      If you ever have a client that is dealing with grief, guilt, loss, or needs to prepare for a difficulty talk, this chart is for you. The Meeting Spaces Chart can be used to treat unfinished business with a client who has is dealing with grief. Or to practice an important meeting. Simply ask your client which side of the chart they would "meet," their person with, and where each of them would sit. Then, ask them what they would discuss,