One Incident At A Time
Each analysis centers on a specific lapse. Multiple incidents should be separate analyses rather than automatically merged.
Lapse Analysis is a collaborative relapse-prevention incident-analysis tool for practitioners working with a client after a lapse. It helps clarify the high-risk situation, the coping response or absence of response, and learning points that can inform future relapse-prevention strategies.
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Each analysis centers on a specific lapse. Multiple incidents should be separate analyses rather than automatically merged.
The supported content is the lapse incident, the high-risk situation, the coping response or lack of response, and learning points specific enough to modify future strategies.
The tool does not assign blame, predict recurrence, diagnose, or generate treatment steps beyond entered content.
No. One analysis centers on one lapse incident; multiple incidents should be handled as separate analyses.
The absence of a coping response should be explicitly representable in the analysis.
No. It organizes entered incident information and learning points without generating causal conclusions.
No. Saving keeps the tool itself; fictional incident content does not become real client data.