When It Is Used
Use it for treatment review, progress reporting, outcome assessment, or follow-up formulation when structured PDM-oriented comparison is useful.
Psychodiagnostic Chart-2 / Psychodiagnostic Chart-3
Psychodiagnostic Chart-2 / Psychodiagnostic Chart-3 is a clinician-rated PDM-oriented psychodynamic profile and progress chart for psychodynamic clinicians, supervisors, and researchers. It helps the practitioner rate domains such as personality organization, personality patterns or disorders, mental functioning, symptoms, and contextual factors, then compare current ratings with earlier ratings over treatment.
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Tool guide
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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.
Comparison Behavior
Change indicators require comparable domains and visible version history. If there is no prior rating, the tool produces a current profile rather than a change result.
Important Boundary
The system compares clinician-entered ratings; clinical meaning and treatment revisions remain practitioner interpretation.
Can PDC-2/PDC-3 show progress over time?
Yes. Repeated clinician ratings can show change or stability when comparable domains and versions are used.
What if there is no prior PDC rating?
The tool shows a current profile, not a before/after change result.
Does the client complete the PDC chart?
No. PDC-2/PDC-3 is supported here as a clinician-rated form.