One goal, gradual steps
Name a goal and put smaller steps in the order you plan to try them. The first step remains visible as the plan progresses.
Break a difficult goal into manageable steps. Order the steps from easier to harder and record distress ratings when they help you plan.
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Name a goal and put smaller steps in the order you plan to try them. The first step remains visible as the plan progresses.
Reported ratings help compare steps. The ladder keeps the order you choose and does not prescribe a clinical next step.
Practitioners can edit instructions, prompts, labels, framing, and the rating scale for their practice.
Yes. Choose the planning frame in settings and build the same kind of ordered ladder.
No. You can leave a rating unanswered or turn ratings off for the template.