A provisional map
Record presenting issues, clinical evidence, emotional schemes, markers, needs, and priority change targets. Leave uncertain links open for later sessions.
Organize presenting difficulties, emotional schemes and markers, priority change targets, and tentative therapeutic tasks in one revisable EFT treatment map.
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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.
Record presenting issues, clinical evidence, emotional schemes, markers, needs, and priority change targets. Leave uncertain links open for later sessions.
Review tentative tasks and session implications based on practitioner-entered observations. The tool does not choose tasks or score progress.
Edit stages, questions, labels, choices, and instructions to fit your practice.
Yes. Unanswered areas remain visible as gaps while the formulation develops.
No. The practitioner records possible tasks and interprets markers in the session.
Saving creates the editable tool template. The current case material stays out of real client records.