Shared completion
The tool supports practitioner-client discussion during completion. It is not an independent client self-report workflow after the session.
Coping Index for PIE Practitioner-Client Review
The Coping Index is a PIE practitioner-client case formulation tool. Practitioners use it with clients to create a structured coping indicator tied to the specific life or environment-related problems being addressed.
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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.
Demand-specific coping
Coping is represented in relation to selected problems or demands, not as a general personality trait.
Incomplete and disagreement states
If the client is unavailable, participation is incomplete, or practitioner and client disagree, the result can remain draft or unresolved instead of forcing consensus.
Is the Coping Index a coping-skills program?
No. It records a coping indicator and shared discussion context. It does not provide exercises, coaching steps, or support recommendations.
Can the client participate?
Yes. The specified mode is ready to complete together, so client input can be included during practitioner-facilitated completion.
Does coping have to be linked to a demand?
Yes. A final coping indication should relate to the specific problems or demands being addressed.
Can coping be compared over time?
Yes, historical indicators can be reviewed when repeated use and compatible indicator structure support comparison.