Tired of writing “client reported” over and over?
This quick-reference guide gives therapists a variety of clinical documentation phrases to help keep progress notes and assessments clear, professional, and accurate—without sounding repetitive. Find alternatives for documenting client statements, experiences, emotions, symptoms, concerns, and more, while still making it clear when information is based on client self-report.
Perfect to keep nearby while writing progress notes, biopsychosocial assessments, treatment plans, and other clinical documentation.
Tired of writing “client reported” over and over?
This quick-reference guide gives therapists a variety of clinical documentation phrases to help keep progress notes and assessments clear, professional, and accurate—without sounding repetitive. Find alternatives for documenting client statements, experiences, emotions, symptoms, concerns, and more, while still making it clear when information is based on client self-report.
Perfect to keep nearby while writing progress notes, biopsychosocial assessments, treatment plans, and other clinical documentation.
