In specialized areas like Reunification Therapy, precision is paramount. However, creating comprehensive intake forms, professional communication scripts, and structured conceptualization tools from scratch is exhausting.

The Solution: The Reunification Therapy Practice Toolkit—your essential, expertly-drafted digital package designed specifically to structure, protect, and streamline your work with high-conflict families. This toolkit eliminates the guesswork and allows you to focus 100% on the relational repair.

This is not just a collection of forms; it's an immediate upgrade to your clinical workflow. All documents are provided in editable formats (compatible with Microsoft Word and Google Docs).

1. Custodial Parent / Guardian Intake Form (Specialized):

• Benefit: Captures crucial legal, safety, and systemic context needed for forensic-adjacent work, ensuring a complete history of the rupture.

1. Designated Reunification Therapy Parent Intake Form (Target Parent):

• Benefit: Focuses on motivation, preparation, and assessing the target parent’s capacity for emotional regulation and consistency.

1. Child Session Assessment Templates (Sessions 1–3):

• Benefit: Provides guided templates for tracking rapport, ambivalence, and early symptomology (SUDS/regulation) in initial child sessions.

1. Reunification Therapy Treatment Checklist / Case Conceptualization:

• Benefit: A step-by-step clinical guide to ensure all assessment phases are complete and to structure your phased treatment plan according to evidence-based principles.

1. Parent/Guardian Reunification Therapy Handout:

• Benefit: A professional, psychoeducational resource ready to give to clients, outlining the process, rules, and expectations. Saves time explaining core concepts.

1. Consultation Call Script & Service Letter Template:

• Benefit: Professional templates for initial correspondence with Attorneys/GALs. Defines your role, sets professional boundaries, and minimizes legal risk.

1. Example Informed Consent Portion (RT Addendum):

• Benefit: Specialized language you can copy and paste into your existing consent forms to clearly address confidentiality limits, role clarity (therapeutic vs. evaluative), and risks specific to reunification work.

1. Parent Handout

• You can give this to the parents who are participating in therapy. It provides an outline of the typical structure that the therapist uses in their sessions

Led by Victoria, a Marriage and Family Therapist, Parent Coach, and neurodivergent mother of three neurodivergent children, this training bridges clinical expertise with real-world understanding. Victoria brings over 15 years of experience supporting families across foster care, school-based counseling, and in-home services, giving her a grounded, nuanced perspective on family systems under stress.

Her experience will help you to:

• Approach reunification therapy in a developmentally informed, trauma-aware way
• Support children with ADHD, anxiety, and emotional dysregulation during reunification
• Work with parents without relying on punishment, coercion, or shame
• Navigate co-parenting dynamics and high-conflict situations with greater skill
• Interrupt generational parenting patterns that can derail reunification progress

Whether you’re new to reunification work or looking to deepen your clinical effectiveness, this webinar offers practical tools, ethical guidance, and a compassionate lens for supporting families through one of the most delicate phases of healing.

If you want to do reunification work that is effective, humane, and truly child-centered, this training is for you.

Victoria has over 200 hours of specialized training in:

• Play Therapy
• Anxiety and Depression Relief
• Trauma and PTSD Processing
• Grief and Loss Work
• ADHD and Executive Functioning Support.

Learn more about Victoria’s qualifications here. Check TSC's Google reviews to learn about what clients and professionals have said about her.