Completed Together
The tool is designed for live practitioner-client reflection after imaginal exposure, with practitioner control over clinical notes and treatment planning entries.
Post-Imaginal Processing Review for Exposure Sessions
Post-Imaginal Processing Review is a ready-to-complete-together review tool for practitioners and clients after imaginal exposure. It helps structure reflection on post-exposure learning, emotions, thoughts, meanings, cognitive themes, remaining stuck points, and next-step focus.
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Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
No Forced Meaning
The review can leave themes unresolved or deferred; it does not force a client to endorse a specific learning or interpretation.
Does this tool include a full processing script?
No. It captures supported review domains but does not invent exact prompts or a separate cognitive-processing protocol.
Can the client type directly?
Yes, if client direct entry is enabled for co-completion; otherwise the practitioner can record verbal contributions.
Does the review produce a score?
No. It produces a structured reflection summary, not a score.