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Therapist Sidekick Resource

Relationship Safety Plan — Intimate Partner Violence & Coercive Control

A personalized plan for increasing safety, preparing for difficult situations, and identifying support and options

An individualized IPV/coercive-control safety-planning worksheet that can be used while staying, considering leaving, leaving, or after separation, with sections for safer places, trusted people, children/dependents, pets, practical needs, technology/privacy, work/school, and support resources.

Resource preview — not the full resource

This page describes what’s available in Therapist Sidekick. The complete resource — including prompts, exercises, visuals, and client-ready material — is available inside the therapist workspace.

What this resource is designed to support

  • create an IPV relationship safety plan
  • plan for relationship safety
  • identify practical supports and safer options
  • plan for technology and privacy safety

Resource details

Population
adultadolescent
Clinical topics
intimate partner violencedomestic violencecoercive controlrelationship safetystalkingtechnology safetysafety planning
Therapeutic approaches
Domestic violence advocacy
Clinical orientations
Trauma-informedSurvivor-centeredSafety-focused
Formats
worksheetsafety planrelationship safety planning
Professional-use note: This public page describes the scope of a Therapist Sidekick resource; it is not the resource itself, a diagnosis, a treatment plan, or crisis guidance. Clinicians remain responsible for determining whether any resource is appropriate for a particular client.