The toolkit
Each tool applies the same narrative logic to a different clinical task, shaped to the therapeutic framework you choose. Access is invite-only for practicing clinicians.
The flagship tool, and the one I use most in my own practice. Describe a client’s pattern in a few de-identified fields plus your own clinical impressions, choose a framework, and skim a set of short metaphor premises: candidate images you can evaluate in seconds. Expand the ones that fit into full, session-ready metaphors built on the six-beat anatomy, each ending in a portable handle. Refine in place (edit inline, ask for a gentler or shorter version, or recast the same image in a different framework), then save the keepers to a shared library, tagged by clinical category and never by client.
Devises targeted thought experiments for therapist and client to work through together as a component of treatment. A thought experiment is another way of handing the client a key: an imagined scenario they can step inside and test for themselves, persuading without argument. Same input flow, same framework registers, same shared library.
A structured, adjustable interview about a de-identified case that ends in candidate treatment strategies with their rationales, shaped by your preferred psychological model. Think of it as a supervision-style brainstorm, with your judgment as the last word.
The tools are currently in a closed pilot with a small group of practicing clinicians. If you’re a licensed therapist interested in joining as the circle widens, an invitation from a current member is the way in.