Beyond the Surface™ interactive tools can be used during sessions, between sessions, and across both virtual and in-person settings.
Beyond the Surface™ tools are browser-based therapeutic experiences that combine psychoeducation, visual learning, reflection, and practical application. Therapists can use them collaboratively during a session, assign selected sections between sessions, or invite clients to explore them independently as part of ongoing therapeutic work.
Share the tool on screen, guide the client through an activity together, or send access before or after the session.
Open the tool on a therapist's laptop, office tablet, or the client's own phone and complete selected sections together.
Assign a specific section to reinforce therapeutic work, practice a skill, or prepare for the next appointment.
Use visuals, prompts, and interactive activities to support discussion, teaching, and shared learning.
Use selected experiences to support case consultation, skills training, supervision, and professional development.
No. Beyond the Surface™ tools can be used in both virtual and in-person practice. In-person therapists may open the tool on a laptop or tablet, invite clients to use their own device, or assign selected sections between appointments.
No. The tools open in a compatible web browser. No separate app is required.
Yes. Therapists can choose the visual, activity, reflection, or application section that best supports the current therapeutic goal. The full experience does not have to be completed at once.
Yes. Therapists may assign selected sections for reflection, skill practice, psychoeducation, or preparation for the next appointment.
No. Beyond the Surface™ tools are interactive therapeutic experiences. They may include visual learning, guided activities, reflection, psychoeducation, and practical application rather than relying only on static written worksheets.
The tools are designed to be responsive and usable on common devices, including smartphones, tablets, and computers. Individual device performance may vary depending on browser, screen size, and internet connection.
Some tools and sections may be appropriate for psychoeducation, structured discussion, supervision, workshops, or group settings. The therapist or facilitator should determine whether a specific tool fits the needs of the group.
No. Beyond the Surface™ tools are educational and therapeutic-support resources. They do not replace professional judgment, individualized assessment, diagnosis, treatment, crisis services, or the therapeutic relationship.
Whether you meet with clients virtually, in person, or through a combination of both, Beyond the Surface™ is designed to help turn therapeutic concepts into meaningful, engaging, and practical experiences.
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