Well-organized program content helps clients navigate their learning journey with confidence and clarity. By grouping related modules into sections, you create a logical flow that breaks complex information into digestible portions while giving your program a polished, professional appearance that clients appreciate. Sections work like chapters in a book — they help clients understand where they are in the journey and what's coming next.
Whether you create your sections first and then add modules to them, or build modules first and organize them into sections later, Practice Better gives you the flexibility to structure your program in the way that makes the most sense for your content and teaching style.
In this article:
- Adding Sections to Your Program
- Creating Modules Within a Section
- Moving Modules Between Sections
- Reorganizing Sections
- Common Questions About Module Organization
- Next Steps for Creating Your Program
Adding Sections to Your Program
Sections act as containers for related modules, helping clients understand the overall program structure and see how individual lessons connect to create a complete learning experience. Sections are particularly useful for multi-week programs with several modules per themed grouping, though shorter programs may work perfectly well without them.
- Go to My Practice > My Programs and click Manage to go to your program's module management page.
- Click the red Fast Action Button and select Add Section, or click Add section at the top-right of the Modules tab.
- Add a section name that clearly describes the theme or focus of the grouped modules (e.g., "Foundations," "Building Healthy Habits," "Advanced Strategies").
- Optionally add a description that explains what clients will learn or accomplish in this section.
- Click Add to save your section.
💡 Tip: Clients will see your section names on their program overview page, so choose names that build excitement and clearly communicate the learning journey. Examples: "Foundation Week," "Building Momentum," "Mastery Phase." If you need inspiration for compelling section names, consider using AI tools to generate creative options that match your program's theme and energy.
Editing or Deleting Sections
To rename a section, click the More Options menu (3 dots) next to the section name and select Edit section. Update the name and description, then click Save.
To delete a section, click the More Options menu (3 dots) and select Delete. Modules within the section will remain in your program — they won't be deleted, just moved out of the section.
Creating Modules Within a Section
Once you've created sections, you can add modules directly into them, keeping related content organized from the start.
Method 1: Using the Section's Add Module Button
- Locate the section where you want to add a module.
- Click the Add module option within that section.
- Choose Create new or select from your module templates.
- Configure your module settings and Save draft or Save and publish.
- The module will automatically be linked to the section where you initiated creation.
Method 2: Using the Fast Action Button
- Click the red Fast Action Button and select Add module.
- Choose Create new or select a module template.
- In the Section dropdown, select which section should contain this module.
- Complete your module setup and Save.
✅ Both methods achieve the same result — use whichever fits your workflow better. The section dropdown gives you flexibility when creating multiple modules across different sections.
Moving Modules Between Sections
As your program evolves, you might want to reorganize modules into different sections or remove them from sections entirely. Practice Better offers multiple ways to adjust module organization.
📍 Note: Reorganizing sections and modules after publication doesn't affect client access to content or their progress tracking. However, pay attention to module unlock schedules — moving modules between sections doesn't change when they unlock, so verify that your unlock order still makes sense after reorganizing.
Drag and Drop Method
- Click and hold the six dots to the left of the module name, then drag the module to your desired location.
- Watch for visual indicators showing where the module will be placed:
- Section titles highlight when you hover over them
- Blue dotted lines show the exact position within the section
- Submodules within sections become visible to help you place the module precisely
- Release the module to drop it into its new location.
💡 Tip: The drag-and-drop interface provides real-time feedback, making it easy to see exactly where your module will land before you release it.
Using the More Options Menu
- Click the More Options menu (3 dots) next to the module you want to move.
- If the module is currently in a section, select Remove from section to unlink it.
- If the module is not in a section, select Add to section and choose the destination section.
Using the Module Edit Screen
- Click Edit next to the module you want to move.
- Use the Section dropdown to select a new section or choose "Unspecified" to remove it from all sections.
- Click Save near the top-right to apply the new organization.
Reorganizing Sections
Sometimes you need to reorder entire sections to improve your program flow. Practice Better makes it simple to move complete sections along with all their contained modules.
- Click and hold the six dots to the left of the section name, then drag the section to your desired position.
- The entire section — including all its modules — will move together as a unit.
- Blue dotted lines indicate where the section will be placed.
- Release to drop the section in its new location.
✅ Moving sections keeps all contained modules together, preserving the organizational structure you've created while letting you adjust the overall program sequence.
Common Questions About Module Organization
Q: Can I move modules between different programs?
A: Not directly. To reuse a module in another program, you'll need to save it as a Module Template first. Click the More Options menu (3 dots) next to the module and select Save as template. Then navigate to your new program and add the module using that template, which creates a copy you can customize for the new program context. Learn more in Working with Module Templates.
Q: How should I decide whether to use sections?
A: Sections work best when you need to group several modules together under a common theme — for example, multi-week programs with multiple modules per section (like "Week 1: Foundation" containing 3-4 related modules). Shorter programs with just a handful of modules may not require sections, and this decision is ultimately subjective based on your content structure and teaching preferences.
Next Steps for Creating Your Program
Thoughtful content organization transforms a collection of lessons into a coherent learning journey. By grouping related modules into clear sections and arranging them in a logical sequence, you help clients see the bigger picture while focusing on one step at a time.
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