When It Is Used
Use it when repeated between-session in-vivo exposure practice is underway and recall alone is not enough for review.
In Vivo Exposure Practice Log
In Vivo Exposure Practice Log is a ready-to-send PE logging tool for practitioners whose clients are doing repeated real-world exposure practice. It helps practitioners review which tasks were attempted, how often, what barriers appeared, and response patterns when those fields are included.
Explore task linkage, sample client entries, and trend review before saving the log.
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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.
What It Captures
It captures practice entries, task linkage or labels, attempt/completion status, optional response or barrier fields, and practitioner review notes.
Limitations
The log does not build hierarchies, create single assignments, infer missing practice from silence, invent distress scales, or decide treatment progression automatically.
Can clients log unplanned practice?
Yes, if free-label mode is enabled. Those entries may require practitioner reconciliation in review.
Do missing entries mean the client did not practice?
No. Missing entries cannot be assumed to mean no practice.
Can the log track distress or response patterns?
Yes, only if the exact log structure supplies response fields. The tool must not invent unsupported scales.