Mentalization-Based Therapy Scheduling Form

Mentalization-based therapy (MBT) is a specialized therapeutic approach that helps individuals develop reflective functioning—the ability to understand one's own and others' mental states. This Mentalization-Based Therapy Scheduling Form is designed for mental health professionals offering MBT services to streamline the intake and appointment booking process while gathering essential clinical information.

Whether you're a therapist, counselor, or mental health clinic offering attachment-focused therapy, this form template makes it simple to schedule initial consultations while understanding each client's unique needs around affect regulation, interpersonal patterns, and therapeutic goals.

Built for mental health professionals who specialize in MBT, attachment work, and long-term psychodynamic approaches, this template collects information about attachment history, current emotional challenges, and readiness for the commitment that mentalization-based therapy requires. The form includes conditional logic to personalize the intake experience and appointment scheduling to book sessions directly.

Paperform's flexible design lets you customize this template to match your practice's branding, integrate with your calendar for seamless scheduling, and connect with your practice management software or CRM. You can also use Papersign (papersign.com) to send therapy agreements and consent forms for eSignature immediately after booking, creating a smooth onboarding experience.

With Stepper (stepper.io), you can automate follow-up workflows—send appointment reminders, create client files in your system, update your practice management platform, or trigger intake questionnaires at the right intervals throughout treatment.

This form is perfect for private practice therapists, mental health clinics, psychotherapy training programs, and counseling centers offering evidence-based treatment for personality disorders, emotional dysregulation, and attachment difficulties. Start building stronger therapeutic relationships from the very first interaction.