Step Work Progress Log for longitudinal recovery engagement

The Step Work Progress Log is a ready-to-send recurring log for practitioners monitoring twelve-step recovery involvement. It helps show reported step-related activity, broader mutual-help engagement, stalls, barriers, and gaps over time.

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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.

Beyond Attendance

The log is for reported step-related activity and broader engagement, not for planning meeting attendance.

No Activity Entries

A client can report no activity or barriers without the system interpreting the entry as failure.

Descriptive Trends

The review may show recent entries, gaps, or repeated barriers when based directly on log data, without generating progress scores.

Does this tool teach the steps?

No. It logs reported step-related activity and broader engagement; it does not provide step instruction.

Does it score step progress?

No. The log is descriptive and does not rate step quality, commitment, or recovery progress.

Can missed periods be shown?

Yes. Missed periods can be shown descriptively as gaps without interpreting the reason.

What is saved from the demo?

The fixed Step Work Progress Log tool is saved. Fictional timeline entries and sample barriers are not saved as real client data.