Why There Is No Demo
The specification states that Cognitive-Affect Balance is an in-session stance or adjustment with no inherent structured output. Creating fields, ratings, worksheets, prompts, or review artifacts would redefine the product.
Cognitive-Affect Balance Is Not a Standalone Tool
Cognitive-Affect Balance is an MBT live-session stance for practitioners. It concerns keeping a client within a workable balance between detached cognition and overwhelming affect so mentalizing can continue, but the supplied specification does not support a standalone tool, client view, form, rating, or structured output.
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Tool guide
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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.
Where Documentation Belongs
If a practitioner wants to document a session moment, that belongs in ordinary session notes outside this tool boundary.
Is Cognitive-Affect Balance a standalone tool?
No. The specification marks it ineligible for standalone productization because it has no inherent structured output.
Can this be made into a rating scale?
No. Cognitive or affective balance ratings are unsupported by the supplied specification.
Is there a client worksheet?
No. The concept is a live practitioner stance, not a client-facing completion flow.
Can the system detect balance automatically?
No. Automated balance detection or classification is unsupported.