Unresolved Worksheet Structure
The demo uses placeholders for unresolved process elements and does not invent exact worksheet fields, sequence, or scoring.
Seeking Safety Session Format Worksheet
The Seeking Safety Session Format Worksheet is a practitioner-only worksheet for practitioners delivering structured treatment sessions for co-occurring trauma and substance-use concerns. It helps record source-supported process elements when available, identify departures from the intended structure, add supervision or self-correction notes, and compare sessions over time.
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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.
Practitioner-Only Use
The worksheet is used by the practitioner during or after a session and has no client-facing surface.
Comparison Over Time
Historical worksheets can support comparison across sessions when the same fields are used.
Does the demo include the full worksheet fields?
No. Exact worksheet fields and process elements are unresolved, so the demo shows a worksheet shell without fabricated model content.
Does the worksheet calculate fidelity scores?
No. This worksheet records process information and departures; unsupported fidelity scores are not calculated.
Is there a client view?
No. The worksheet is practitioner-only.
What is saved?
The fixed worksheet tool is saved. Fictional session context, departure notes, and sample entries from the demo are not saved as real session data.