A connected formulation
Record current problems, developmental origins, needs, schemas, modes, and coping patterns in one structured document.
Schema Therapy Case Conceptualization Form for Individual Cases
Organize a practitioner-authored schema therapy case formulation across presenting problems, developmental history, unmet needs, schemas, modes, coping, triggers, the therapy relationship, and treatment planning.
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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.
Review unresolved areas
See which sections and minimum entry counts still need attention. The tool does not generate clinical conclusions or evaluate certification quality.
Adapt the form
Edit sections, questions, rating anchors, options, and completion thresholds for your practice.
Who completes the form?
A practitioner records and revises the case formulation using information gathered in therapy or assessment.
Does it assign schemas or modes?
No. The practitioner identifies and interprets schemas, modes, origins, goals, and interventions.
What is saved from this page?
Saving creates a reusable form configuration. Entries made while exploring this page stay out of client records.