Practitioner-Only Use
The practitioner creates and controls the selected core problem. Partner input may inform judgment outside the tool, but no direct partner completion flow is required.
Core Problem Selection is a practitioner-only IBCT tool for clinicians beginning work with a couple. It helps practitioners organize presenting concerns into one prioritized core relationship problem, document why it is central, note whether both partners can recognize it, and revisit the target as therapy progresses.
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The practitioner creates and controls the selected core problem. Partner input may inform judgment outside the tool, but no direct partner completion flow is required.
When the core problem changes, the prior selection remains in history so the treatment focus can be revisited rather than overwritten invisibly.
The tool selects and documents a core relationship problem. It does not diagnose, rank problems automatically, or build a full case formulation.
No. The practitioner selects the core problem and documents rationale; the system does not rank or diagnose.
No. Client/User View is not applicable for this practitioner-only configuration.
Yes. Revisions are preserved as dated history rather than overwriting the prior focus invisibly.
Yes. The practitioner can directly enter a selected problem if rationale and recognition notes are still captured according to settings.