What It Captures
The tool captures practitioner-specified activity details, parent attempt status, barriers, observed outcomes, and review state.
Weekly Home Activities
Weekly Home Activities is a between-session home practice assignment and follow-up tracker for parent-training practitioners. It helps practitioners assign a weekly parenting activity, collect parent-reported attempts, barriers, and observed outcomes, and use that information for follow-up coaching.
Set up a sample weekly activity and preview the parent report.
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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.
Repeat Use
Repeated weekly use creates a descriptive history of practice attempts, persistent barriers, and reported outcomes across weeks.
Limitations
The tool does not provide parenting skill content, rating scales, diagnostic conclusions, or automated recommendations unless those are supplied separately.
Who writes the weekly activity?
The practitioner writes the weekly target activity or skill and any brief instructions.
What does the parent report?
The parent reports whether they attempted the activity, any barriers, and observed outcomes from home practice.
Does it score adherence?
No. It shows attempt status and descriptive patterns, but it does not create a clinical score or parent performance grade.
What carries over when saved?
The tool and practitioner configuration carry over. Fictional demo parent responses and sample case data do not.