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Assign Coping Skills & Strategies to a Client

Written by Stuart Argue

Updated at October 5th, 2022

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Update coping skills for your client Set standard or customized coping skills Choose coping skills for your client from the list Set standard or customized coping skills Set if / then conditions for the skill to be suggested Your client is reminded of skills and checks off the use

Update coping skills for your client

Development of new skills for coping is at the heart of most evidence-based treatment approaches. You will find a treasure-trove of skills ready to add to your client's repertoire in the app during the course of treatment. You can use templates or choose to use your own.

Set standard or customized coping skills

Click the Client's menu icon third along the bottom and then “Coping Skills”
You will see current assigned skills. Click on these to edit or delete, or click "Add Coping Skill" to add a new skill.
Is there a skill you frequently use? Type it here. You can also click "Choose Skill from list" to view best-practice examples

Choose coping skills for your client from the list

You will find over 200 evidence-based, expert vetted CBT, DBT and ACT coping skills. Select your therapeutic approach to find skills that are the best fit for your client.

Set standard or customized coping skills

Select the category that best aligns with your therapeutic approach. Or tap the Search icon top right to quickly find a skill.
Select a skill to add to your client's treatment plan.
Personalize the skill examples such that they resonate maximally with your client and then click “Add” top right.

Set if / then conditions for the skill to be suggested

In a moment of distress it can be difficult for clients to recall and apply the strategy discussed in session. Patients will be reminded of all skills available to them each time they log a meal, and the right skill can be suggested at the right time with auto-show conditions.

Your client is reminded of skills and checks off the use

Add an auto-show condition to a skill and your client will be prompted to use that skill in specific scenarios.
Clients are reminded of skills assigned each time they log a meal and can check off those they have used.
If a condition was assigned to a skill, clients will also be suggested to use the skill after they submit a log. The app also suggests some skills even if none are configured.

"Apps have the ability to extend what is discussed in the 'calm' of the therapy office into the 'storm' of real life." - Evan Forman, Drexel University Innovation Lab

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