When It Is Used
Use near discharge, ERP completion, medication changes, or other identified high-risk periods when a client needs a concrete plan for early symptom return.
OCD Relapse Prevention Plan is a discharge-oriented OCD/ERP worksheet for therapists and other OCD practitioners. It helps a client identify early warning signs, likely flare triggers, previously effective ERP tools, support steps, and criteria for re-engaging care.
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Use near discharge, ERP completion, medication changes, or other identified high-risk periods when a client needs a concrete plan for early symptom return.
The plan captures stable OCD themes, costly compulsions, early warning signs, likely triggers, previously effective ERP tools, support contacts, first-48-hours actions, and booster-session criteria.
The tool does not assess OCD severity, diagnose relapse, prescribe new ERP exercises, infer risk, or generate clinical instructions that were not entered by the practitioner or client.
No. It is a relapse-prevention and flare-response plan for OCD/ERP maintenance, not a broad symptom tracker.
Yes. The public demo should use fictional or placeholder content only, and sample responses are not saved as real client data.
The practitioner can configure an assignment note and optional review timing. The worksheet domains are fixed.
No. The result organizes reported warning signs, triggers, response steps, supports, and thresholds without predicting relapse or rating severity.