Concrete Anchor Required
A complete review requires a specific episode anchor rather than a vague general pattern.
Emotion Episode Review is a collaborative EFT tool for practitioners and clients reviewing one clinically important emotional episode together. It helps anchor the episode in a concrete situation and organize trigger, appraisal, feeling, meaning, need, bodily response, action tendency, response pattern, and practitioner-labeled hypothesis or intervention target.
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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.
A complete review requires a specific episode anchor rather than a vague general pattern.
If multiple episodes are mixed together, they should be separated into distinct reviews.
Practitioner hypotheses and intervention targets are separate from client-reported episode data.
No. The practitioner records the hypothesis or intervention target; the system does not generate treatment recommendations.
Yes. Elements can remain unknown when unsupported, as long as the review is anchored in a concrete episode.
No. It reviews one episode and does not generalize automatically to a recurring core pattern.