Five questions clinicians ask before they adopt.
The five objections
Observable answers, not disclaimers.
We picked the objections we hear in pre-sales calls and answered each one the way we would answer it across the desk from a clinician — including the ones that did not make the FAQ, which we name under each real answer.
Each kit is a clinician-authored derivative of the widely-accepted therapeutic frameworks your discipline already uses, packaged for in-room adolescent group work — not a reprint of any copyrighted treatment manual. A single-kit purchase is a one-time charge that grants your clinic lifetime printing of that one kit plus the editable source file, so the artifact in your hand is yours to reprint on 110 lb stock as long as the kit ships in the catalog. A Group Pass subscription extends the same printing rights across every kit in your library for the duration of the subscription, sized for the caseload of one subscribing clinician. District procurement unlocks site-wide printing across educators and includes the licensing language your business office will ask for. Redistribution of the source files outside your licensed scope — reselling them, posting them to a shared drive outside your setting, or repackaging them under another brand — is not part of the license; everything beyond in-clinic printing is a separate conversation.
Read the full clinical-use and licensing note.
Still deciding?
One sample kit is free to evaluate. The pricing is honest either way.
The fastest way to feel the format is to move the tailoring dials on the live sample. The fastest way to feel the economics is to put the single-kit and the group-pass side by side with no invoice in front of either number.