Introducing The Therapist's Year One and The Therapist's Year Two.
Two volumes of grounded and growth focused planners
made for the new therapists in their associate level years.
Each volume has 12 months. Each month is a monthly theme that corresponds with
therapist experiences. At the beginning of the month
there is a wisdom and reflection story.
More on what that means and why a story is included in the planner.
because we've maybe never heard of that before, right?
The wisdom and reflection stories
reflect the therapist's experiences.
Things like therapist identity, boundaries,
confidence, and over functioning.
So let's take a look inside.
Inside the front cover, you'll find a storage pocket
for loose papers or anything you need to keep close.
Then the first few pages introduce the planner.
There's a personal welcome letter from me
because I wanted this to feel like
more than just any other planner.
then you'll also find instructions
for getting the most out of the planner.
There are a lot of intentional features throughout.
Then this is your mission statement.
This is your why.
You'll also find goal setting pages
because growth happens when we intentionally reflect
on where we're going.
You'll also find dedicated resource pages
that keep your clinical and self-care tools
close at hand.
Each month starts with an original story,
then the monthly section.
The planner is undated so you can start at any point
during the year without wasting pages.
Throughout the planner, you'll also notice
practical therapist tips, encouraging quotes,
and thoughtful reminders woven into the layouts.
The weekly spreads were designed specifically
for therapists.
You'll find dedicated space for your schedule,
a section for supervision takeaways,
so important insights don't get lost in your notes,
a place to track your client hours
and your weekly total, and finally,
a self-care check-in.
One of my favorite parts is the weekly win. As therapists, we're often focused on what still
needs to improve. I wanted to create a space that intentionally reminds you to recognize your own
progress. Even the small wins deserve to be acknowledged because growth isn't just
happening for your clients, it's happening for you too. There are five undated weekly layouts
so that no weeks or dates are missed. Each month also includes a guided activity tied to
that month's theme. Be sure to preview it first before starting the month as some activities
are designed to be practiced throughout the entire month. This planner was designed to grow with you.
My hope is that by the end of the year it's filled with more than appointments and notes.
It's filled with evidence of your growth as both a therapist and a person.
Welcome to Volume II of The Therapist's Year. Like Volume I, it features a smooth vegan
leather cover with a gold foil stamping, durable lay flat binding and a convenient
inside pocket to keep important papers close by.
Volume II carries the same features as Volume I with a few differences.
Inside Volume II, you'll find a new welcome letter,
some updated guidance and an opportunity to revisit the goals you set in Volume I.
Before moving forward, I wanted to create a space to reflect on how far you've come
and where you want to continue growing.
As you enter Month Thirteen, you'll notice a shift.
The wisdom and reflection stories become more therapist-centered, exploring the deeper challenges
that often emerge as your confidence, responsibilities, and professional identity
continue to grow. The monthly themes build on the foundation established in Volume I,
encouraging continued reflection while supporting your growth as both a clinician and a person.
Like Volume I, each month includes practical therapist tips, guided activities, encouragement,
and thoughtfully designed planning pages to help you stay organized while continuing to invest in
yourself. Volume II isn't about starting your journey, it's about continuing it with a greater
confidence, deeper reflection, and a stronger sense of who you are becoming as a therapist.
At the back of the planner is an elastic band, which helps keep the planner closed
and holds loose papers that you may be storing inside during transport.
The planner also has another neat little feature which is a ribbon bookmark because we have to keep
our place. One of the things I love about this planner is that it is undated and that is because
we know that the associate level therapists might begin their journey at any point in the year.
And so these planners are ready to start when you are ready.
You don't have to worry about wasting months if you start at the end of the year.