When It Is Used
Use it after assigning PDI practice and before the next session so the practitioner can review adherence and implementation difficulties.
PDI Homework Log is a ready-to-send PCIT parent-directed interaction tool for practitioners. It helps practitioners gather caregiver-reported practice frequency, consistency, home implementation difficulties, child responses, and barriers so the next coaching focus can be selected.
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Use it after assigning PDI practice and before the next session so the practitioner can review adherence and implementation difficulties.
The caregiver reports what happened at home, including practice, no practice, situations, child responses or difficulties, and barriers.
The tool does not judge caregiver effort, interpret child behavior clinically, or provide PDI practice steps not supplied in the configuration.
Yes. No practice is a valid entry and is distinguished from no response or an incomplete log.
The practitioner reviews practice frequency, consistency, concrete situations, difficulties, barriers, and missing or partial entries.
No. The practitioner can mark a coaching focus after reviewing the descriptive summary.