Practitioner Control
The practitioner decides what is shared in the conjoint session and what remains preparation material.
Conjoint Trauma Narrative Sharing Plan
Conjoint Trauma Narrative Sharing Plan is a TF-CBT-aligned planning tool for practitioners preparing a child-caregiver conjoint session involving trauma-related communication. It helps capture child readiness and concerns, caregiver questions or communication needs, and practitioner-confirmed discussion targets.
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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.
What It Captures
The tool captures child readiness and concerns, caregiver questions or communication needs, planned discussion targets, unresolved concerns, and practitioner review status.
Important Boundary
The tool prepares communication. It does not contain the trauma narrative itself or automatically decide whether the conjoint session should occur.
Is this the trauma narrative?
No. It is a preparation plan for trauma-related communication in a conjoint child-caregiver session.
Does the tool decide readiness?
No. It organizes readiness information and unresolved concerns for practitioner review.
Can child and caregiver inputs stay separate?
Yes. Child and caregiver inputs remain distinguishable, and neither view exposes the other's full input by default.
Are there configurable settings?
No. The tool has no substantive settings, but the fixed tool itself is still saved to the practitioner's account.