Practitioner-Defined Links
The practitioner creates and confirms conceptual links. The system organizes and displays them but does not infer clinical meaning.
AIP Case Conceptualization is a practitioner-only EMDR formulation aid. It helps practitioners organize relevant memory networks, linked experiences, current symptoms, triggers, and adaptive therapeutic aims into a treatment conceptualization based on practitioner-confirmed links.
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Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
The practitioner creates and confirms conceptual links. The system organizes and displays them but does not infer clinical meaning.
Items can remain unresolved, unlinked, or uncertain so the conceptualization can reflect incomplete clinical understanding.
It does not generate causal claims, diagnosis, scoring, reprocessing outcomes, or prescriptive treatment steps.
No. The practitioner defines the conceptual links; the system only organizes and displays them.
Yes. Unlinked, uncertain, and provisional elements are supported.
No. It is a practitioner-only EMDR formulation aid.
No. It supports AIP case conceptualization for planning and review only.