What It Includes
The plan includes warning signs or safety risks, client-preferred coping steps, supports, and next steps during unsafe moments as entered.
Collaborative Safety Plan
Collaborative Safety Plan is a trauma-informed safety planning tool for practitioners and clients to complete together. It helps them share a clear, client-informed direction for recognizing warning signs or safety risks, using coping steps and supports, and taking next steps during unsafe moments while preserving collaboration and client empowerment.
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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.
Draft And Current Plan
Draft plans remain distinct from confirmed current plans, and prior versions remain available when the plan changes.
Important Limits
The tool does not invent a specific safety-planning model, mandated step sequence, emergency protocol, automated risk score, or legal determination.
Is this plan completed collaboratively?
Yes. The intended workflow is practitioner and client completing the plan together and confirming shared safety direction.
Does the tool decide when emergency action is required?
No. It organizes entered plan content and does not automate emergency decisions or risk levels.
Can a plan be saved as a draft?
Yes. Draft and unresolved areas should remain visible and should not be presented as a complete confirmed plan.
What is saved from the demo?
The safety plan tool itself is saved. Fictional plan content and demo versions are not saved as real client data.