When It Is Used
Use it during live teaching when the practitioner needs to observe whether a parent can enact a parenting skill before home use.
Role Play / Practice
Role Play / Practice is a live-session tool for practitioners teaching parenting interaction skills. It helps them set a target skill, frame a simulated parent-child situation, observe how the parent enacts the skill, and record whether correction, coaching, or reinforcement is needed before home use.
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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
It captures the target skill, practice scenario, optional reaction cue, descriptive observations, coaching status, and home-use focus.
Limitations
The tool does not supply invented scripts, formal rubrics, automatic confidence ratings, clinical scores, or claims that home behavior will generalize.
Does the tool include built-in role-play scripts?
No. Exact prompts, skill steps, and scripts are source-defined or practitioner-entered because they are not supplied in the product specification.
Can the practitioner record coaching needs?
Yes. The practitioner can record descriptive observations and whether correction, coaching, or reinforcement is needed.
Is this an asynchronous client activity?
No. The tool is designed for live role play and facilitator observation during a session.
What is saved from the demo?
The tool and reusable setup are saved. Fictional observations and sample participant content are not saved as real client data.