02/18/2026
That moment when you finish a powerful sandtray session…
and then just stare at the documentation screen.
The tray was rich. The regulation was there. Something clearly shifted.
And yet — suddenly you’re wondering how to put all of that into words that feel clinical, defensible, and accurate.
It’s a funny thing we like to lean on — the shared pause, the blank screen, the internal “okay… how do I write this?” moment that so many sandtray therapists know well.
Not because the work wasn’t solid — but because translating sensory, nonverbal, right-brain processing into left-brain documentation can feel like a complete gear change.
Documentation shouldn’t steal your confidence or make you question the work you just did. When you understand how to anchor your notes to the sandtray process, the client’s response, and the clinical rationale, that frozen screen moment gets a lot shorter.
That’s exactly why we teach documentation that actually reflects the depth of sandtray work — without overthinking or overexplaining.
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