When It Is Used
Use it during psychodynamic diagnosis, formulation, progress reporting, or outcome assessment when the clinician needs a structured view of functioning rather than a narrative impression alone.
Psychodiagnostic Chart (PDC-2/PDC-3)
Psychodiagnostic Chart (PDC-2/PDC-3) is a practitioner-only structured psychodynamic profiling tool for clinicians. It helps clinicians organize diagnosis-relevant functioning, personality patterns, symptoms, and formulation targets into a profile for assessment, progress reporting, or outcome review.
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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.
What It Captures
It captures practitioner ratings, optional evidence notes, assessment purpose, completion state, not-assessed domains, and comparable historical profiles when the same structure is repeated.
Important Limits
The public demo must not invent PDC domains, item wording, anchors, scoring, automated diagnoses, or treatment recommendations.
Does the client complete this tool?
No. This is practitioner-only; client material may inform the clinician's ratings outside the product.
Does the tool generate a diagnosis?
No. It organizes practitioner-entered ratings and notes into a structured psychodynamic profile without automated diagnostic conclusions.
Can profiles be compared over time?
Yes, descriptively, when profiles use the same supported rating structure.
What happens to sample demo entries when I save?
Sample ratings, fictional notes, and demo case data are not saved as real client data; the tool and selected configuration are saved.