When It Is Used
Use it during live or near-live CDI observation when target reduction behaviors need to be counted consistently.
Avoid Skills Tracking for PCIT CDI Coaching
Avoid Skills Tracking is a PCIT child-directed interaction tool for practitioners. It helps practitioners record how often caregivers use interaction behaviors targeted for reduction, compare those counts across sessions, and identify remaining coaching priorities.
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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.
Limits
The tool does not explain why behaviors occur, generate coaching instructions, score severity, or decide phase readiness automatically.
What is counted in this tool?
The tool counts observed caregiver interaction behaviors targeted for reduction during the relevant CDI interaction period.
Does zero mean the same thing as missing data?
No. Zero means the behavior was observed as absent; not recorded or unobserved categories are labeled separately.
Can the trend show readiness to progress?
The trend can support a practitioner readiness judgment, but the system does not make an automatic readiness decision.