When It Is Used
Use it during CPT when stuck points emerge from session work, submitted materials, homework review, or repeated cognitive themes.
Stuck Point Log for CPT cognitive target tracking
Stuck Point Log is a ready-to-send CPT tool for practitioners who need to maintain an evolving list of a client's trauma-related blocked beliefs. It helps practitioners organize specific stuck points for cognitive work, session focus, and homework review.
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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
The log captures belief text, optional source or context, recurrence, draft or reviewed state, treatment-use status, and change history.
Important Limitations
The tool does not collect symptom scores, diagnose, rank severity, infer belief meaning, or decide treatment priority.
Is this a CPT Stuck Point Log?
Yes. This page demonstrates a CPT Stuck Point Log for maintaining an evolving list of trauma-related blocked beliefs as cognitive targets.
Can clients add stuck points directly?
Yes, if client contribution mode is enabled. Client submissions remain candidate beliefs until the practitioner reviews and confirms their treatment-use status.
Does the tool decide which stuck point is most important?
No. The tool organizes entries descriptively; the practitioner decides clinical meaning, session focus, and treatment priority.
What happens to sample demo entries when I save?
Sample entries are not saved as real client data by default. Saving preserves the tool and practitioner setup, not fictional demo content.