Parent Monitoring Plan for PMT Supervision

Parent Monitoring Plan is a parent management training tool for practitioners and parents. It helps define supervision targets for a child's activities, whereabouts, peers, or routines and review whether parent checks or follow-ups are happening as intended.

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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

The plan captures supervision targets, check expectations, parent adherence entries, missed checks, not-applicable routines, uncertainty, barriers, and plan history.

Privacy Boundary

This is not a real-time location or surveillance product. It relies on parent-reported checks and follow-ups.

Does this tool track a child's location?

No. It does not collect real-time location data unless a separate supported capability is explicitly added.

What can parents record?

Parents can record checks, follow-ups, barriers, not-applicable routines, and uncertainty.

Does a missed check mean risk occurred?

No. Missed checks are shown as missing adherence, not as risk events or behavior absence.

Can targets change over time?

Yes. Target changes should preserve historical versions so old adherence data remains interpretable.

What is saved?

The tool and practitioner configuration are saved. Fictional check records and sample case details are not saved as real client data.