Resources for Clinicians | Anjoli Aisenbrey, LICSW — EMDR & Practice Tools

Resources for Clinicians · EMDR & Private Practice Tools

The tools I built for my own practice —
now available for yours.

Templates, worksheets, and tracking systems for therapists who want their clinical work to feel less administrative — and their practice to feel less like a second job.

Everything here was built first for my own caseload. The EMDR target tracker I rebuilt three times before it actually worked. The spreadsheet I use to know, at a glance, whether the month is on track. The handouts where there was never quite enough room to write what I needed to write. Now they're available as digital downloads — refined through real clinical work, not designed in theory.

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You went into this work for the clinical part — for the moments with clients that actually matter. Not for staring at a target list trying to remember what you decided three sessions ago. Not for handouts with three lines where you needed ten. Not for spreadsheets that don't quite work. These resources exist because good clinical work needs systems that hold it — and most of the ones we're handed don't.

Why these resources exist

Built in practice —
not in theory.

Most templates you can buy were designed by people who don't see clients. They look polished, but they don't survive contact with an actual caseload — the trackers don't track the thing you actually need to remember, and there's never quite enough room on the page to write what you actually need to write.

Everything in this shop started as something I needed for my own work — refined over seeing real clients and doing real clinical work. They're designed to feel intuitive and organized. So the clinical work stays the priority — not the second part-time operations job that comes with running a practice.

Designed for actual use, not aesthetics alone

Clean visual design, but every field exists because it earned its place. Nothing is decorative.

EMDR-specific where it matters

If you've ever tried to organize targets, themes, and treatment planning on a generic notes template — you know why this needed its own system.

Practice infrastructure that doesn't feel like another job

You don't need a 47-tab spreadsheet. You need to know your client roster, your revenue, and where your time is going. That's what these track.

What you'll find

Two kinds of tools — for the two sides of practice.

The clinical side and the operational side. Both matter. Both need to feel manageable.

Clinical Resources

EMDR Tools & Clinical Workbooks

Target tracking, treatment planning, and session note systems designed specifically for EMDR clinicians. Built around how the work actually unfolds — not how it's described in textbooks.
Practice Operations

Private Practice Management Tools

Client roster tracking, revenue and tax bookkeeping, calendar systems. The behind-the-scenes infrastructure that lets you focus on the clinical work instead of the spreadsheets.
Who these are for

These resources were built with specific clinicians in mind.

The newly-licensed therapistBuilding your first private practice and trying to figure out which systems are actually worth your time — versus which just look like they should be.

The EMDR-trained clinicianYou've completed your training and you're using EMDR in practice — and you've felt the gap between what the training gave you and what your caseload actually needs you to track.

The solo practice ownerYou don't have admin support. You're the clinician and the bookkeeper and the scheduler. You want infrastructure that holds the practice without becoming another job.

The clinician who's exhausted by templates that don't fitYou've bought the bundles. You've downloaded the freebies. None of them quite worked. These were built by someone seeing clients on the same day she designed them.

Anjoli Aisenbrey, LICSW
About the clinician behind the shop

Anjoli Aisenbrey

LICSW · EMDR Trained · Private Practice Owner

I'm a licensed clinical social worker running a solo telehealth practice across Washington, Nevada, Maryland, and Maine. My clinical work is EMDR-focused — primarily with high-functioning adults working through attachment, anxiety, and patterns that haven't shifted with years of talk therapy.

Every resource in the shop started as something I needed for my own work. If a template made it past my own caseload, it made it into the shop. If it didn't survive, it didn't.

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Peer consultation

Looking for something more than a template?

I'm occasionally available for peer consultation with other clinicians — particularly around EMDR case conceptualization, the intensive format, or building a solo telehealth practice. If that's what you're looking for, reach out directly.

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Common questions

Things clinicians ask before purchasing.

Are these resources editable?−
Yes. Most resources are delivered as Excel or Google Sheets files you can fully edit, customize, and adapt to your own practice. Specific format details are listed on each individual Etsy listing.
Do I have to be EMDR-trained to use the clinical resources?+
The EMDR-specific resources assume working familiarity with the EMDR protocol — they're built for clinicians actively using EMDR in practice. They won't teach you the model. The practice operations resources are useful for any solo clinician regardless of modality.
Can I share these with colleagues or use them across my group practice?+
Each resource is licensed for single-clinician use only. If you're part of a group practice, each clinician is welcome to purchase their own copy.
Are these HIPAA-compliant?+
The templates themselves are document formats — HIPAA compliance depends on how you store, transmit, and protect them in your practice (your EHR, your encrypted storage, your workflows). The resources support compliant practice, but compliance is determined by your full system, not by any single file.
What if I have a question about a specific resource?+
Etsy's messaging is the fastest way — every listing has a contact-seller link. I respond to messages personally, usually within a day or two.
Will there be new resources added?+
Regularly. The shop reflects what I'm building for my own practice — as I refine new systems, the ones that work end up there. Following the shop on Etsy is the best way to see new additions.

For the clinicians doing the work

Templates that feel like
they were made by someone who gets it.

Because they were. Built in practice, refined over real caseloads, available for yours.

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Questions: anjoli@anjolicounselingservices.com