Observation-Based Review
Entries should reflect observed in-session therapist behavior rather than general impressions. Practitioner interpretation should remain distinct from observation notes.
The CCPT Skills Checklist is a practitioner-only fidelity review tool for child-centered play therapy practitioners. It helps practitioners record observed in-session therapist behavior and produce a fidelity profile showing which skill areas appear consistently present, which need correction or supervision, and which lack enough evidence.
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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.
Entries should reflect observed in-session therapist behavior rather than general impressions. Practitioner interpretation should remain distinct from observation notes.
Historical comparison is available only when profiles use the same checklist structure. Structure changes must be marked as limiting direct comparison.
No. The CCPT Skills Checklist is practitioner-only; the child does not enter information or interact with the product.
No. The tool must use configured checklist content and does not invent items, wording, rating anchors, thresholds, or clinical conclusions.
Yes. Items can be left incomplete or marked insufficient evidence so missing observation is not treated as skill absence.
Yes, when multiple completed profiles use the same checklist structure. Changed structures must be marked as not directly comparable.