Designed for Session Flow
The capture surface is intentionally lightweight so the practitioner can record quick sequence, role, and response notes without lengthy forms.
Diagnostic Enactment is a live-session BSFT observation tool for family therapy practitioners. It helps practitioners obtain direct interactional evidence when verbal reports do not show how family members actually respond to one another around the presenting concern.
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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.
The capture surface is intentionally lightweight so the practitioner can record quick sequence, role, and response notes without lengthy forms.
The product can organize sequence notes and links to formulation updates, but it does not assign clinical meanings or recommend interventions.
An attempted enactment can be saved as insufficient or incomplete without implying that the missing behavior was absent.
No. Clients do not operate the product; the practitioner records observations from live session interaction.
No. The product does not generate substantive enactment scripts because the specification supports observation capture, not script creation.
Yes. The product supports interruption and later completion without treating missing details as absence of behavior.
The Diagnostic Enactment tool and reusable configuration are saved; fictional session observations are not saved as real client records.