Sometimes a handout is just what a client needs to get the conversation started.
If it’s a truly good handout it can act as a guide and help navigate your client’s healing journey. One word of caution: stay away from the ones that are obvious and redundant. For instance, I don’t think I can stomach one more “tip list” that tells me to eat more berries! Here’s a few tips and tricks lists freshly plucked from the internet that have some actual useful information. You can easily print these and use them as conversation starters in session.
Stop Doing These 8 Things In Order to Become More Efficient
3 simple but highly effective tips to train your brain to be smarter
There’s a better way for couples to argue, therapists say
How I Get Things Done, Personally and Professionally
Coping with Depression: Tips for Overcoming Depression One Step at a Time
