What It Captures
It captures observed early changes, examples, baseline descriptions where available, uncertainty, and practitioner review status.
Warning Sign Assessment
Warning Sign Assessment is a family psychoeducation assessment for practitioners helping families support someone with severe mental illness. It helps practitioners collect family observations, distinguish possible early warning signs from baseline behavior where possible, and review an individualized warning-sign profile that can inform prevention or response planning.
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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.
Planning Handoff
A reviewed warning-sign profile can inform a separate relapse-prevention or crisis-response planning workflow; the assessment itself does not generate response steps.
Important Limitations
The tool does not calculate relapse probability, assign crisis risk, diagnose relapse, or supply generic warning signs as individualized findings.
Does this predict relapse or crisis?
No. It organizes reported warning signs and baseline distinctions; it does not predict relapse, crisis, or severity.
Can family members submit observations on their own?
Yes. The assessment can be sent for family input or completed together with the practitioner.
What if baseline behavior is unknown?
Unknown baseline is marked as missing or needing clarification rather than invented.
What is saved from the demo?
The assessment tool and practitioner setup are saved. Fictional warning signs and sample observations are not saved as real client data.