Plan Versus Completion
The central review shows planned activities next to completion outcomes so follow-through is visible.
Activity Planning Diary
Activity Planning Diary is a Behavioral Activation planning tool for practitioners and clients. It helps clients schedule specific activities, record what was completed or missed, and provide activity-level mood or reinforcement information when collected.
Create a sample activity plan and review completion outcomes.
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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.
Mood Or Reinforcement
When configured, mood or reinforcement information is tied to specific activities rather than collected as a global rating.
Cycle-To-Cycle Use
Prior planning cycles can remain available to compare what was realistic, repeated, modified, or replaced.
Does the diary recommend activities automatically?
No. Activities are entered by the client or practitioner; the system does not prescribe unsupported activity recommendations.
Can missed activities remain useful?
Yes. Missed activities remain reviewable and can inform discussion of barriers and next-cycle planning.
Can mood or reinforcement be captured?
Yes, when configured. The information is tied to specific activities and supports practitioner-led review.
What happens if a planned activity is vague?
The activity can remain draft or need clarification until it is specific enough to attempt.