When It Is Used
Use it after a trauma-related belief has been identified and the practitioner wants client-provided evidence and alternative interpretations for that same target.
Explore evidence and alternatives for a CPT target belief
Exploring Questions Worksheet is a CPT worksheet for practitioners who need the client's evidence and alternative interpretations for a targeted trauma-related belief. It helps practitioners review whether the material stays connected to the same belief and can guide further cognitive work.
Explore a sample target belief
Interested in using Exploring Questions Worksheet with clients? Request access now.
Request access
Request access to Explore evidence and alternatives for a CPT target belief. Enter your email below.
Tool guide
Learn more about this tool
Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
What It Does Not Do
The worksheet does not generate alternatives, evaluate truth, score symptoms, or make clinical conclusions.
Does one worksheet cover multiple beliefs?
No. One worksheet centers on one targeted belief so the evidence and alternatives stay connected to the same cognitive target.
Can the target belief come from a Stuck Point Log?
Yes. The target source can be an existing stuck point or a worksheet-specific target entered for this worksheet.
Does the tool write alternative interpretations for the client?
No. The client or practitioner enters reported material; the system only organizes it and shows completeness descriptively.
What is saved when I save the demo?
The worksheet tool and selected setup are saved. Sample target beliefs and demo responses are not saved as real client data by default.