When It Is Used
Use it early in alcohol recovery when ambivalence about loss of control, recovery need, or outside help is clinically important to discuss.
Acceptance Worksheet for early alcohol recovery discussions
The Acceptance Worksheet is a ready-to-send client worksheet for practitioners working with early alcohol recovery. It helps the practitioner understand the client's current acceptance, reservations, and ambivalence about loss of control, recovery need, and outside help.
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Tool guide
Learn more about this tool
Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
What It Does Not Do
The worksheet does not collect alcohol-use quantities, diagnostic scores, risk ratings, readiness scores, meeting attendance, or sponsor information. It does not label the client's acceptance level.
Repeat Use
Repeated worksheet instances can be reviewed chronologically to compare reported acceptance themes over time without calculating change scores.
Does the Acceptance Worksheet score acceptance?
No. The worksheet displays client-reported acceptance and ambivalence material without an acceptance score, readiness stage, or automated conclusion.
Can clients save partial responses?
Yes. Partial responses are preserved as drafts and shown as incomplete until submitted.
Are exact worksheet prompts included in the demo?
No. The product specification does not define exact prompts or fields, so the demo represents the real flow without inventing worksheet wording.
What gets saved to my account?
The fixed Acceptance Worksheet tool is saved. Fictional demo responses and sample assignment data are not saved as real client data.