
Client Assessments
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Intake Tools for Therapists & Coaches
The most powerful sessions start before your client ever sits down. When you understand their attachment history, childhood wounds, and emotional patterns going in, you can meet them exactly where they are — no guesswork, no wasted sessions, no starting from scratch every time.
Every assessment and intake tool in this category is designed to give you a clear, structured picture of your client from day one. Built for therapists and coaches doing inner child and attachment-focused work, these resources are professional, thorough, and ready to hand to your client the moment they book.
Stop Starting from Scratch With Every New Client
Most generic intake forms weren't built for the depth of work you do. They ask the basics and miss everything that actually matters — the childhood patterns, the attachment wounds, the emotional history that shapes everything happening in your sessions. These tools were built specifically for trauma-informed and inner child practitioners who need intake resources that go deeper.
What You'll Find in This Category
Every resource here is designed to help you gather meaningful clinical and coaching information before the work begins, including:
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Childhood wounds screening questionnaires
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Inner child wound profile assessments
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Attachment style self-assessments
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Family of origin exploration tools
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Session readiness checklists
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First contact exercises for new clients
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Goal-setting and intake note templates
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Trauma history reflection guides
First Impressions Matter — For You and Your Client
A well-designed intake experience tells your client two things immediately — that you are thorough, and that this work is different from anything they've done before.
These tools don't just collect information. They begin the process of self-reflection from the very first page, so your client arrives to session one already thinking, already feeling, already opening.
Browse the full collection below and find the intake tools that fit your practice.




