Orient
Clarify the current request, context, consent, and the intended outcome of contact.
Professional library
Resources for professionals
Choose a professional pathway, from biopsychosocial formulation to session maps, medical boundaries, and coordinated care.
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Methodology
Principles for working with facts, hypotheses, alternatives, consent, and scope boundaries.
Open section →02Professional models
Pattern-and-function maps that support structured thinking without turning a hypothesis into a diagnosis.
Open section →03Tools
Working structures for preparation, sessions, formulation, supervision, and referral.
Open section →04Teaching cases
Generalized scenarios for testing alternative formulations, safety questions, and next-step decisions.
Open section →05Session work
A flexible sequence from orientation and consent through stabilization, experiment, and closure.
Open section →06Safety and referral
Decisions about continuing, stabilizing, consulting, coordinating care, or acting urgently.
Open section →07Session maps
12 session maps with use conditions, limitations, stages, questions, integration, and cautions.
Open section →Working sequence
From the request to a safer next step
Check safety
Consider risk, medical concerns, scope, and whether another level of care is needed.
Formulate
Separate facts, responses, possible pattern functions, and alternative explanations.
Integrate
Choose one realistic step, an observation plan, and a point for reviewing the hypothesis.
Scope
Educational resources, not a clinical protocol
This library does not replace professional training, supervision, local standards, medical assessment, or the individual judgment of a practitioner who directly knows the person.