Measure of Supported Conversation & Behavior Change (MSCBC)

The Measure of Supported Conversation & Behavior Change is a practitioner-only observational tool for evaluating a therapist's supported-interaction and behavior-change skills during therapy with a person with aphasia. It helps evaluators create a structured skill profile for feedback, coaching, or longitudinal clinician development.

SCAAssessmentProgress reviewAphasiaSocial communicationBehavior changeAdults

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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.

Therapy-Session Focus

MSCBC focuses on therapist interaction and behavior-change skills in therapy sessions, not communication-partner MSC scoring.

Feedback Use

The profile can guide feedback or coaching when based on completed official ratings and observable behavior notes.

Important Limits

The tool does not provide competency certification, employment judgment, therapy outcome claims, or invented behavior-change categories.

Is MSCBC for the therapist to self-rate?

No. The supplied product experience is practitioner-only observational evaluation.

Can the demo generate a complete MSCBC profile?

No. A complete standardized profile requires official MSCBC items, anchors, and scoring rules.

Is MSCBC the same as MSC?

No. MSCBC is focused on therapist behavior in therapy-session contexts; MSC is for communication partner support skill.