ClinicSheets.com - Therapy Worksheets and Resources for Therapists
Finding useful therapy resources takes time. Therapists, psychologists and counsellors need worksheets that fit their approach, explain concepts clearly and give clients something practical to work on between sessions.
Clinic Sheets offers a library of evidence-based therapy worksheets, information handouts, exercises, formulations and outcome measures. With unlimited downloads and professional and client versions of every resource, it gives clinicians a place to find materials for both in-person and online counselling.
Here’s what the platform offers and how its resources can fit into your practice.
What Is Clinic Sheets?
Clinic Sheets is a subscription-based therapy resource library designed for therapists, psychologists and counsellors. Its library includes 500 resources across several therapeutic approaches, including:
Compassion-focused therapy (CFT)
Schema therapy
Resources are available as printable and fillable PDFs, allowing clinicians to use them during appointments, assign them between sessions or share them with clients receiving virtual care.
Each resource comes in two versions: a professional version with guidance and references, and a client version ready to share.
What Types of Therapy Resources Are Available?
Different stages of therapy call for different tools. A client learning about a treatment approach may benefit from a clear information handout, while another may need a structured exercise to practise a skill.
Clinic Sheets brings several types of resources into one library.
Therapy Worksheets
Therapy worksheets give clients a structured way to explore experiences, record patterns and practise skills discussed in counselling.
The Clinic Sheets library includes CBT worksheets such as:
A seven-column thought record
A simple three-column thought record
A worksheet for challenging unhelpful thoughts
These resources can support conversations about the relationships between thoughts, feelings and behaviours. Therapists can select a worksheet that matches the client’s current understanding and the purpose of the session.
Information Handouts
Information handouts help clinicians explain therapy concepts in accessible language. Clients can refer to them after an appointment, when remembering everything discussed may be difficult.
Examples in the Clinic Sheets library include “What Is CBT?”, “The CBT Model: Thoughts, Feelings, Behaviours” and “Unhelpful Thinking Styles.”
Exercises and Formulations
The library also includes exercises and formulations across its supported therapy approaches. Clinicians can browse these materials when planning sessions or looking for a structured way to explore a client’s difficulties.
As with any therapy resource, selection and use should follow the clinician’s training, therapeutic approach and understanding of the client.
Outcome Measures
Clinic Sheets includes public-domain outcome measures with scoring guidance. These resources offer clinicians tools to incorporate measurement into their existing assessment and progress-review processes.
Find Mental Health Worksheets by Presenting Concern
Searching by a client’s presenting concern can make it easier to identify relevant materials. Clinic Sheets organizes resources around topics including:
Anxiety and depression
PTSD and trauma
OCD
Stress
Emotion dysregulation
Low self-esteem
Relationship difficulties
Parenting difficulties
Addiction and substance use
Insomnia and sleep
Life transitions
Clinicians can also browse by therapy, mechanism or technique. This gives therapists several ways to search, whether they have a specific intervention in mind or are exploring resources for an upcoming session.
Professional and Client Versions of Every Resource
One practical feature of Clinic Sheets is its two-version format.
The professional version includes instructions, case examples and references. This gives clinicians context for reviewing the material and considering how it fits into their work.
The client version provides a clean resource to share during or after a session. Having separate versions means therapists can access professional guidance while giving clients materials intended for their use.
For clinicians building a resource collection, this format can simplify preparation and make it easier to keep supporting information alongside each worksheet.
Printable and Fillable PDFs for In-Person and Online Therapy
Therapy resources need to work across different appointment formats. Clinic Sheets provides both print PDFs and fillable PDFs for every worksheet.
For in-person counselling, therapists can print a worksheet to complete collaboratively or give a client a copy to take home.
For online therapy, fillable PDFs provide a digital option for clients who prefer to type their responses. Clinicians can choose the format that best suits the client’s preferences and access to technology.
This flexibility is useful for practices offering a mix of virtual and in-person appointments.
Unlimited Downloads and Permission to Share With Clients
Clinic Sheets memberships include unlimited downloads. Therapists can download and print resources without tracking a monthly allowance.
Membership also covers sharing resources with your own clients. This makes the library suitable for clinicians who regularly provide handouts, session exercises or materials for between-session practice.
How Therapists Can Use Clinic Sheets in Practice
A resource library is most useful when materials connect directly to the work happening in therapy. Here are several ways clinicians can incorporate Clinic Sheets into their workflow.
Prepare for Upcoming Sessions
Before an appointment, browse by presenting concern or therapeutic approach. Review the professional version to assess whether the resource fits the session’s purpose and the client’s needs.
Explain a Therapy Concept
Use an information handout to support a discussion about an approach or concept. For example, a CBT handout can accompany a conversation about how thoughts, feelings and behaviours relate to one another.
Work Through an Exercise Together
Complete a worksheet collaboratively during a session. This gives clients an opportunity to ask questions and helps the therapist understand how they interpret the task.
Support Between-Session Practice
When appropriate, share a client version for practice between appointments. Explain its purpose, agree on a manageable task and return to the client’s experience at the next session.
Build a Collection of Frequently Used Resources
Identify materials you use regularly and organize them around your practice’s needs. A focused collection can make it easier to find relevant tools when preparing for appointments.
How Much Does Clinic Sheets Cost?
Clinic Sheets lists two membership payment options:
Payment optionListed priceAnnual billing$29 CAD per month, billed annuallyMonthly billing$49 CAD per month
The membership includes the full resource library, unlimited downloads, professional and client versions, printable and fillable PDFs, and public-domain outcome measures with scoring. Clinic Sheets also lists new resources every week and team plans starting at three users.
Who Is Clinic Sheets Designed For?
Clinic Sheets is designed for therapists, psychologists and counsellors seeking resources to use with their clients. It may be useful for clinicians who:
Use CBT, ACT, DBT, CFT or schema therapy
Regularly share worksheets and psychoeducation materials
Offer online, in-person or hybrid counselling
Want professional guidance alongside client-facing resources
Need downloads without monthly caps
Practices with multiple clinicians can also explore the platform’s team plans.
Explore the Clinic Sheets Therapy Resource Library
Choosing a therapy worksheet involves more than finding a relevant title. Clinicians need to consider the client’s goals, readiness, preferences and the purpose of the intervention.
Clinic Sheets provides a searchable collection of therapy worksheets and mental health resources, with professional guidance and formats suited to different appointment settings. For therapists looking to expand their resource collection, browsing the library is a useful way to assess whether its materials fit their practice.