Taking the Escalator

An alternative to the 12 steps.

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Our newest free worksheet, Invisible Battles, explores the struggles people often hide, why they keep them hidden, and practical steps toward healing. - https://t.co/igISmz1uhF

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New on Taking the Escalator: The Mansion of Emotion, a creative art therapy-inspired activity designed to promote emotional insight, self-awareness, and meaningful group discussion - https://t.co/UmRRItuZJA

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Many early intervention clients do not initially identify themselves as having a “serious problem,” which can make engagement and honest discussion more challenging.

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This new worksheet uses the relatable idea of being “in front of” and “behind” the camera to help group members explore the difference between what people see externally and what may really be happening internally - https://t.co/GWcEs0FLOi

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It’s not just one thought, it’s a whole conversation in your head.

Voices and Choices helps clients sort it out and make better decisions.

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Understanding Addiction: A Complex Issue in Simple Terms - https://t.co/jdStuUGIcG

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New Worksheet: Famous Experiments → Practical Lessons

Some of the most well-known psychology experiments highlight patterns we see every day, such as: getting stuck, giving in to urges, losing momentum, or being impacted by expectations.

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Two amazing new features on Taking the Escalator -https://t.co/aLi9HUeDOR

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Ever have the thought:

“If people really knew me… they wouldn’t think I’m doing this well.”

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These new Taking the Escalator tools are designed to support clinicians in facilitating the insight-building process in a practical and meaningful way. https://t.co/XOMYOjC6dp

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This new “Best / Worst” therapy activity is an effective tool that starts with light, accessible topics and gradually transitions into deeper discussions around habits, decision-making, and coping strategies.

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New worksheet: The Personas We Play
Helping people identify the roles they fall into—and what they’re really protecting.

Because awareness is where change starts.

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New Taking the Escalator Worksheet: Alone in a Crowded World – Understanding Isolation and Relearning Connection

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Something New Inside Taking the Escalator

We’ve been developing an AI-powered clinical consultation tool built specifically around the Taking The Escalator model.

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New Worksheet: The Spectrum – An Insightful Self-Assessment

Help clients evaluate addiction, anxiety, depression, and emotional regulation using simple 0–10 scales.

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The Research Provides Hope

An Encouragement Tool for Individuals in Recovery...

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We all have days where the goal isn’t growth—it’s getting through.
Getting Through the Day focuses on realistic, 24-hour coping strategies for those moments when the day ahead feels overwhelming.
Motivation often comes after we start moving.
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One of the hardest parts of group work sometimes isn’t showing up, it’s speaking up. https://t.co/q4nr6V4oFZ