I need some sort of report to give to the clients after they make their appointments. I normally give them photos of the session, but they are not well versed in what the anomalys mean.

We have a few report templates on the online training site and on the flash drive. The checklist is useful for practitioners to keep as a printed copy of what they encountered in a client’s case, ideal for physical case files. Most practitioners who compile a report use the concise version as it is quite simple and not very time consuming. There is also not too much information that may be overwhelming or misunderstood by clients like in the full report.