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Monitoring

9 techniques · 5 approaches
BA
Activity Monitoring
Activity Monitoring
A Behavioral Activation technique focused on activity monitoring. It helps the therapist and client move from depressive withdrawal, avoidan…
Bruges
Progress Inquiry / "What's Better?" Opening
Progress Inquiry / "What's Better?" Opening
Every following session begins with the question of what has improved since the last meeting. This sets an orientation toward change rather …
Bruges
Self-Monitoring Diary
Self-Monitoring Diary
The client keeps a use diary between sessions, recording not only the facts of use but also the context — the situation, emotions, preceding…
EMDR
Re-evaluation (Phase 8)
Re-evaluation (Phase 8)
The first step of every following EMDR session — checking the client's state, the result of the previous reprocessing, and identifying the n…
EMDR
Subjective Units of Disturbance Scale (SUD)
Subjective Units of Disturbance Scale (SUD)
A numeric scale from 0 to 10 measuring the emotional distress from the target image in the present moment. 0 — complete calm, 10 — unbearabl…
MBT
Identifying Mentalizing Failures
Identifying Mentalizing Failures
Systematic monitoring by the therapist of the quality of the client's mentalization across the session. The therapist tracks signs of loss o…
MBT
Process Monitoring
Process Monitoring
Continuous observation by the therapist of three key parameters throughout the session: (1) the client's level of mentalization, (2) the lev…
PST
Problem-Solving Self-Monitoring Form (PSSM)
Problem-Solving Self-Monitoring Form (PSSM)
A Problem-Solving Therapy technique focused on problem-solving self-monitoring form (pssm). It helps the therapist and client turn an emotio…
PST
Solution Verification and Self-Monitoring
Solution Verification and Self-Monitoring
A Problem-Solving Therapy technique focused on solution verification and self-monitoring. It helps the therapist and client turn an emotiona…
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