Your Intake Form Might Be Sending the Wrong Message

The first impression you make on your clients and patients is rarely going to be your bedside manner. Often the first messaging a new person gets about your and your work, beyond making that initial appointment, is going to be your intake form.

That form can do a lot of good. It can also cause harm. It can affirm your values… or make someone wonder if they’re safe in your care.

That’s why I created the Inclusive Intake Form Audit Toolkit — a free, practical guide to help you assess and improve your client intake forms in under 10 minutes.

🎁 What’s inside:
✅ A self-audit checklist
✅ What to fix (and why)
✅ Inclusive language swaps
✅ Next steps to keep improving

👉 You’ll find it now in the Well Beings Resource Library — available to all paid members.

But! If you’re not a paid subscriber yet, you can still get this valuable tool! There’s a one-week free trial available — no strings attached. Start the trial and download the toolkit, then stay for the dozens of other tools and explainers coming soon, not to mention our weekly research roundup and original reporting.

📣 And if you do subscribe: you can send me a copy of your current intake form and I’ll personally review it, line by line, and offer feedback.