Missing Data
Missed days are not treated as no urges unless explicitly reported. Sparse data is shown descriptively.
Urge Log
Urge Log is a ready-to-send addiction recovery tracking tool for practitioners. It helps practitioners collect repeated client urge entries and review descriptive patterns in timing, context, frequency, and intensity where those details are reported.
Explore a sample logging window and add fictional urge entries.
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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.
History
Continuing with the same logging structure preserves comparability across review windows.
Does the Urge Log predict relapse risk?
No. It records and descriptively summarizes reported urge entries; it does not generate relapse-risk predictions.
What happens if the client misses entries?
Missed periods are shown as missing or sparse data, not as proof that urges did not occur.
Can the practitioner change the logging window?
Yes. The logging period or frequency expectation is a real setting that defines the review window and supports comparable follow-up.