Recording Anchor
Every practice entry belongs to an intended recording or memory context so later review does not mix unlike exposure practice.
Imaginal Exposure Recording Practice Tool
Imaginal Exposure Recording is a ready-to-send between-session support tool for prolonged exposure practitioners. It helps clinicians assign repeated use of an intended trauma-memory recording and review whether the client practiced and how they responded.
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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.
Adherence and Reaction Data
The tool separates whether practice occurred from how the client responded, keeping practitioner interpretation separate from reported data.
Does this tool store or analyze the trauma recording?
No. The specified tool uses a recording or memory reference for assignment continuity and does not analyze recording content.
Can skipped practice be logged?
Yes. Skipped, completed, and incomplete practice entries remain visible as separate states.
Does the tool decide the next exposure focus?
No. It provides adherence and reaction information for practitioner review.