Made for Clinical Psychologists
Final Check Before You Share Sensitive Findings
Also useful for: people in Healthcare
Turn your draft feedback into a practical final-check checklist, with clear flags for anything that needs to be removed, softened, explained, or verified before the conversation.
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Use this when
Use this shortly before an assessment feedback meeting, diagnostic discussion, treatment review, or other conversation where findings may affect how someone understands personal experiences, abilities, risks, or identity.
You'll need
- Conversation context
- Draft feedback
- Limits and uncertainty
- Communication needs
- Recommendations and questions
You'll get
- Every item marked Revise or Stop and verify reviewed
- A clear explanation of which conclusions are supported
- A clear explanation of which limits must be stated
- A clear explanation of what information is appropriate to share
- A clear explanation of how the findings will be described in plain language
- Questions prepared to check understanding
By the end of this playbook
You will have:
- Every item marked Revise or Stop and verify reviewed
- A clear explanation of which conclusions are supported
- A clear explanation of which limits must be stated
- A clear explanation of what information is appropriate to share
- A clear explanation of how the findings will be described in plain language
- Questions prepared to check understanding
Sample
This is sample data, not your prompt. Pro unlocks this higher-stakes Playbook. On Free Playbooks you can still copy the assembled prompt into any AI.
Sample input
Context: I am preparing feedback for an adult after an attention assessment. The client is worried that a diagnosis could define my identity. Draft: "The testing proves that you have always had poor attention and will struggle in demanding jobs." Limits: Childhood evidence is limited, current sleep is poor, and results varied across tasks. Communication needs: Use short explanations and avoid workplace assumptions. Next steps: Discuss sleep, organization supports, and follow-up questions.
Sample assembled prompt
Stop and verify: - "Proves" and... - The prediction about demanding jobs... Revise: - Replace the absolute statement... Your current sleep and the limited... Ready: - Explain that results varied... - Discuss practical organization supports and... Understanding questions: - What part of... - What feels unclear or needs... - Which next step would feel...