Practitioner and Client Roles
The practitioner writes the plan and controls revisions. The client views the active plan and reports adherence or response when invited.
Transfer Exercise Plan is a ready-to-send neurofeedback tool for practitioners and their clients. It helps practitioners define where and how a trained regulation skill should be tried in everyday contexts and review whether the client attempted it and what happened.
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The practitioner writes the plan and controls revisions. The client views the active plan and reports adherence or response when invited.
Plans can be revised over time, with prior contexts and expectations preserved historically so review remains clear.
No. Exercise content is practitioner-authored because exact prompts and practice steps are not defined by the product record.
Yes. The client can report adherence and real-world response when the practitioner includes those fields.
No. The tool organizes reported attempts and responses but does not interpret effectiveness or prove transfer.