What It Captures
The tool captures practitioner-entered breakdown context, observed or reported cues, non-mentalizing response pattern, linked triggers or relational conditions, and optional future session focus.
Mentalizing Breakdown / Non-Mentalizing Mode Identification is a practitioner-only MBT tracking aid for clinicians who need to record contexts and patterns in which mentalizing gives way to unhelpful non-mentalizing responses. It helps the practitioner organize breakdown context, response pattern, linked triggers or relational conditions, and future session focus.
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The tool captures practitioner-entered breakdown context, observed or reported cues, non-mentalizing response pattern, linked triggers or relational conditions, and optional future session focus.
It does not diagnose, score severity, automatically classify modes, infer mental states, or claim that a trigger caused the response.
Ongoing tracking can preserve prior entries so the practitioner can review repeated contexts or patterns descriptively over time.
No. The tool is practitioner-only; client or family material may inform the entry through session conversation, but clients do not complete a product form.
No. The system organizes practitioner-entered descriptions but does not assign automated clinical labels or interpretations.
Yes. Partial entries can be saved with unresolved context, pattern, or trigger information visible.
The tool, selected tracking scope, selected entry mode, and reusable setup are saved; sample demo entries are not saved as real client data.