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9 video and call scripts for therapists

Seven short videos and two phone scripts, with timecodes, no reenacted sessions, and no client stories.

9 scripts2 groups20 minOctober 15, 2026

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Never reenact a session in a video, not even with actors. For visuals, the empty room, a door, a clock, a notebook, a window, a walk, and the practitioner talking to camera are enough. The phone scripts are for a coordinator or the practitioner; after the first read-through, put them in your own words.

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7 scripts

When should you start therapy? (40s)

  1. 0–3sCamera: practitioner, close-up. Voice: "Don't wait for everything to get really bad before starting therapy." On screen: When should you start?
  2. 3–15sVoice: "Here's the test: how much is this affecting your daily life, your work, your relationships, or your sleep?" Visual: practitioner walking by a window.
  3. 15–30sVoice: "If what you've tried on your own isn't working, or you keep ending up in the same place, talking to a professional is an option." On screen: If you keep ending up in the same place.
  4. 30–40sVoice: "If it's an emergency, call 112. If not, the first step can be a short intro call." On screen: {CTA}

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