Expanded Paths — The Caseload You Were Handed, Not The One You Trained For

You do the training, you get your paths in order for anxiety and low mood — and then the caseload arrives, and half of it is nothing like that.

Expanded Paths is three modules and three extras, built for the referrals that land on an early-career clinician's desk and were never covered.

Module 1 — Children & Adolescents: eight complete paths (school refusal, separation anxiety, selective mutism, defiance at home, ADHD support, adolescent depression, emotion dysregulation, exam anxiety), each with its Path Map, its session guides and the handouts the caregiver takes home.

Module 2 — Couples & Relationships: six paths, starting with the one nobody publishes — the seven sessions of a couples assessment, seen separately first, the frame signed before anyone tells you anything, and one shared target chosen by both.

Module 3 — Trauma-Informed Work: six paths that put stabilization first, never go near the memory before its time, and tell you plainly when the honest answer is a referral instead of a technique.

Plus three bonuses: The Parent Hour (how to run the hour with the caregiver — the part nobody teaches), When It Escalates in the Room (what to do in the ninety seconds before it goes up, and in the ten minutes after), and The Group Path (an eight-week group, ready to facilitate).

22 complete paths · 156 session guides · 207 ready-to-print materials · 421 pages in six files.

— Independent study and practice material. Not a course, a certification or continuing education credit, and no license or credential is conferred. It does not replace training, supervision or clinical judgment. Where this material covers risk, safeguarding or mandatory reporting, it points you to your own service's process and your state's duties — it does not substitute for either.