We have a vast library of resources, which on the one hand is great because there’s diversity and depth, but on the other hand it can beg the question which resources best fit for a particular client or situation. As you know, N.O.S.E. encapsulates our model in four simple phrases and mirrors the four primary elements of the way we work (Life Map Work, Shame Work, Darkroom Work, Lifestyle). And to help you make best use of the worksheets, we’ve listed the core handouts under the four headings, Name It, Own It, Surrender It and Empowerment.

It’s important to state that where the handouts are positioned reflect their primary use and shouldn’t be mistaken as the only way they can be used. This is a natural consequence of a synergistic model, which is why you’ll see many handouts/worksheets are listed in more than one category, because they do have more than one application.

This guide we believe will help improve your practice, if applied alongside our person specific philosophy – as you should still use your knowledge of the client and their circumstances to guide your decisions and choices.

When in doubt about how the written resources are best used, you can discuss this with your supervisor.