Tools for practice
Practical ways into the atlas for clinicians, supervisors and trainees. Every tool works offline. Supervision prompts and private notes sit beside each guide.
What's happening in the room?
Start from a moment in the session and get options from many traditions, balanced across the three orientations.
Phrase bank
Example wording from the interventions, by what you want to do: validate, slow down, invite the body, name a pattern, close.
Client cards
For any practice a client brings in, a printable card: what it is, who practises it, questions to ask, warning signs, when to refer. Open any guide and choose "Client card".
Red flags
Warning signs drawn from the harm accounts, for clients in groups and programmes, and for choosing your own training.
Compare two modalities
Origins, orientation, principles, lineage, format, training and recorded problems, side by side.
Learning paths
Curated reading routes through the lineages, with progress saved as you go.
Glossary
Terms of art from every domain, defined as their traditions use them.
One client, many lenses
Teaching cases read through different images of the person, with supervision questions.
Quiz and flashcards
Founders, dates, domains, lineages and principles, for revision.
My shelf
Your saved guides, notes and progress, with export and import.
About and method
How the atlas was compiled, what the tags mean and what it is not.