Youth And Caregiver Roles
The young person contributes participation and experience information. The caregiver can view or contribute follow-through information when relevant, without taking over the therapy task.
Exposure With Response Prevention Practice Form
The Exposure With Response Prevention Practice Form is a pediatric OCD ERP worksheet for practitioners working with young people and caregivers. It helps document the exposure target, response-prevention practice, youth participation, difficulties, and caregiver-relevant follow-through for the next graded ERP step.
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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.
Scope Boundaries
The form documents pediatric ERP practice. It does not add unsupported child-specific prompts, scoring, caregiver interventions, or treatment recommendations.
Is this an adult ERP homework log?
No. It is a pediatric OCD ERP practice form designed for youth practice with clinician and caregiver-relevant review.
Is caregiver input always required?
No. Caregiver-relevant follow-through is included when relevant to the practice context; otherwise it remains absent rather than inferred.
Does the form create the next exposure step automatically?
No. It organizes practice information so the practitioner can decide the next graded ERP step.
Can the practice context change?
Yes. Practice context can be in-session or home practice, and it affects who contributes information and how the result is reviewed.