Completion States
The review supports completed, partially completed, not attempted, and blocked outcomes so noncompletion can still produce useful information.
Task Planning and Achievement Record
Task Planning and Achievement Record is a behavioral activation and therapeutic-task follow-through tool for practitioners assigning between-session tasks. It helps define the intended task, capture achievement and barriers, and support the next adjustment decision.
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Tool guide
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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.
Repeated Tasks
Repeated-attempt mode shows changes in completion and barriers over time while keeping each outcome attached to the original task wording.
Limitations
The tool does not provide generic productivity metrics, automated task difficulty recommendations, or unrelated calendar features.
Is this a productivity tracker?
No. It is anchored to therapeutic or activation tasks and focuses on achievement, barriers, and clinical adjustment.
Can a client submit when they did not complete the task?
Yes. Not attempted and blocked outcomes are valid because barriers are useful review information.
What if the task is too vague?
The tool flags unclear task definitions as not reviewable until the task is specific enough to judge follow-through.
Can the same task be reviewed more than once?
Yes. Repeated-attempt mode supports a sequence of attempts and barriers for the same task.