Parts Work + EMDR Toolkit: A Dynamic, Consent-Based, Neurodivergent-Affirming Clinical System

All-in-one clinician guide + companion toolkit: neurodivergent-affirming, dissociation-aware, creativity-centered clinician education with print-ready, client-ready tools.

A three-part clinical toolkit designed for EMDR clinicians who want neurodivergent-affirming, choice-filled structure—without losing depth, creativity, or rigor.

What It Is

This download includes three files:

Clinician Guide (PDF): the clinical “why + how,” language, pacing tips, and implementation support
Companion Worksheet Booklet (PDF): client-facing worksheets that pair with the guide (printable + digital-friendly)
Visual Library: a complete set of print-ready and screen-share-ready clinical visuals designed for real session moments when you need support fast. ND-affirming options for sensory support, structure, alternative scaling, and client-created regulation menus.

The Inspiration

You know that moment when a tool is technically evidence-informed but somehow still feels like trying to do therapy while sitting in a ridged, uncomfortable wooden chair?

This toolkit is the opposite of that.

It’s built to support EMDR, parts work, and expressive arts approaches in a way that’s:

structured but not rigid
creative but not chaotic
grounded without being bland
and affirming without being performative

Who It’s For

This toolkit is a great fit if you’re a clinician who:

Works with neurodivergent clients (ADHD, autistic, AuDHD, sensory-sensitive, gifted, chronically masked, etc.)
Uses EMDR and wants supports for pacing, consent, collaboration, and flexible processing
Integrates parts work and wants client language that’s accessible, non-pathologizing, and shame-reducing
Loves expressive arts interventions but wants them simple, ethical, and clinically intentional
Wants tools that reduce cognitive load for both you and your clients

What You’ll Help Clients Do

Inside the guide + booklet, you’ll support clients in:

Building grounded presence and nervous system steadiness (without forcing “calm”)
Finding regulation strategies that actually work for their brain and body
Mapping internal experience (parts, needs, signals, protective strategies) with less shame
Using creative prompts for meaning-making, resourcing, containment, and self-connection
Practicing choice-based pacing so EMDR work stays tolerable, collaborative, and effective

What Makes This ND-Affirming (Not Just ND-Adjacent)

This toolkit is designed with:

Permission to opt out, modify, and go at the speed of trust
Low-demand, flexible structure (no “one right way” energy)
Sensory-aware options and neutral language (no moralizing or “fixing” tone)
Built-in reminders that protective strategies have reasons
A stance of curiosity + consent as the clinical baseline

What’s Included (At a Glance)

Clinician Guide

Orientation + framework for integrating EMDR, parts work, and expressive arts
Therapist language and scripts you can actually use
Practical notes for pacing, consent, and collaboration
Guidance for adapting tools for different neurotypes and preferences

Companion Worksheet Booklet

Printable client worksheets paired to the toolkit tools
Prompts designed for clarity, accessibility, and choice
A mix of reflective, mapping, and creative pages
Use in-session, between-session, or as structured resourcing homework

How to Use It

Bring a worksheet into session when you need a gentle structure
Use tools as prep/resourcing, throughout processing, or for aftercare
Print pages or use digitally (tablet-friendly in most PDF apps)
Mix and match—this is a buffet, not a bootcamp

Most EMDR tools focus only on client work.

This toolkit supports you AND your client — because your regulation, clarity, and creativity directly influence the safety of the room.

When you use this toolkit, you’ll feel:

Less overwhelmed when protectors interrupt EMDR
More confident blending parts work + EMDR
Clearer about pacing and readiness
Supported during complex trauma or dissociation work
Creatively nourished instead of creatively depleted
Able to work visually when words are too much — for either of you
Grounded in a gentle, expressive, ND-affirming approach

This toolkit brings clarity to complex sessions, reduces cognitive load, and gives you reliable, creative structure — even on days when your brain feels tired.

Therapist-care is client-care.

Your nervous system deserves support too.

What it Includes

✔ Scripts + Guides

Parts-informed EMDR session scripts
Protector negotiation scripts
Unblending scripts
Pacing + readiness guides
Creative EMDR prep scripts

✔ Mapping + Visual Templates

Protector mapping layout
Wounded part mapping
System collaboration maps
Sequential EMDR prep maps
Internal conflict resolution templates
EMDR block-mapping sheets

✔ Expressive Arts Adaptations

Symbol-based options
Texture-based entry prompts
Creative containment activities
Color sequencing maps
Artistic resourcing tools

✔ ND-Affirming Tools

Low-verbal templates
Visual pacing cues
Sensory-first parts prompts
Executive-function support sheets
ND-friendly session structure

✔ Somatic + Polyvagal Worksheets

Body-location mapping
Sensory qualities sheet
Nervous system check-in pages
Somatic resources

✔ Therapist Support Pages

Therapist parts check-in
Creative grounding prompts
Soft-structure planning pages
Session clarity + notes pages

Everything is printable, expressive-arts–friendly, and easy to use with highly complex clients.

Parts Work + EMDR Toolkit: A Dynamic, Consent-Based, Neurodivergent-Affirming Clinical System

What It Is

This download includes three files:

Clinician Guide (PDF): the clinical “why + how,” language, pacing tips, and implementation support

Companion Worksheet Booklet (PDF): client-facing worksheets that pair with the guide (printable + digital-friendly)

Visual Library: a complete set of print-ready and screen-share-ready clinical visuals designed for real session moments when you need support fast. ND-affirming options for sensory support, structure, alternative scaling, and client-created regulation menus.

The Inspiration

You know that moment when a tool is technically evidence-informed but somehow still feels like trying to do therapy while sitting in a ridged, uncomfortable wooden chair? This toolkit is the opposite of that.

It’s built to support EMDR, parts work, and expressive arts approaches in a way that’s:

structured but not rigid

creative but not chaotic

grounded without being bland

and affirming without being performative

Who It’s For

This toolkit is a great fit if you’re a clinician who:

Works with neurodivergent clients (ADHD, autistic, AuDHD, sensory-sensitive, gifted, chronically masked, etc.)

Uses EMDR and wants supports for pacing, consent, collaboration, and flexible processing

Integrates parts work and wants client language that’s accessible, non-pathologizing, and shame-reducing

Loves expressive arts interventions but wants them simple, ethical, and clinically intentional

Wants tools that reduce cognitive load for both you and your clients

What You’ll Help Clients Do

Inside the guide + booklet, you’ll support clients in:

Building grounded presence and nervous system steadiness (without forcing “calm”)

Finding regulation strategies that actually work for their brain and body

Mapping internal experience (parts, needs, signals, protective strategies) with less shame

Using creative prompts for meaning-making, resourcing, containment, and self-connection

Practicing choice-based pacing so EMDR work stays tolerable, collaborative, and effective

What Makes This ND-Affirming (Not Just ND-Adjacent)

This toolkit is designed with:

Permission to opt out, modify, and go at the speed of trust

Low-demand, flexible structure (no “one right way” energy)

Sensory-aware options and neutral language (no moralizing or “fixing” tone)

Built-in reminders that protective strategies have reasons

A stance of curiosity + consent as the clinical baseline

What’s Included (At a Glance)

Clinician Guide

Orientation + framework for integrating EMDR, parts work, and expressive arts

Therapist language and scripts you can actually use

Practical notes for pacing, consent, and collaboration

Guidance for adapting tools for different neurotypes and preferences

Companion Worksheet Booklet

Printable client worksheets paired to the toolkit tools

Prompts designed for clarity, accessibility, and choice

A mix of reflective, mapping, and creative pages

Use in-session, between-session, or as structured resourcing homework

How to Use It

Bring a worksheet into session when you need a gentle structure

Use tools as prep/resourcing, throughout processing, or for aftercare

Print pages or use digitally (tablet-friendly in most PDF apps)

Mix and match—this is a buffet, not a bootcamp

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