Made for Clinical Psychologists
Language Bank for Limits, Uncertainty, and Next Steps
Also useful for: people in Healthcare
Create an adaptable language bank for psychological feedback conversations, including phrases for confidence levels, incomplete information, differential possibilities, change over time, teach-back, and next steps.
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Use this when
Use this before a feedback session, when drafting a plain-language summary, or when you need better wording for a conclusion that depends on limited, mixed, or changing information.
You'll need
- Assessment context
- Intended audience
- Supported findings
- Uncertainty factors
- Next steps
- Communication style
You'll get
- Phrases for each relevant type of uncertainty, at least three usable transition or teach-back prompts, clear wording for next steps, and a reviewed list of statements to avoid
- You can trace every phrase back to your own findings and clinical judgment, and you have removed anything that adds unsupported certainty or new conclusions.
By the end of this playbook
You will have:
- Phrases for each relevant type of uncertainty, at least three usable transition or teach-back prompts, clear wording for next steps, and a reviewed list of statements to avoid
- You can trace every phrase back to your own findings and clinical judgment, and you have removed anything that adds unsupported certainty or new conclusions.
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
Assessment context: Outpatient feedback after an adult ADHD evaluation. Intended audience: The client, who prefers plain language and can feel overwhelmed by dense explanations. Supported findings: There is consistent evidence of attention and organization difficulties, but anxiety and poor sleep may also be affecting current functioning. Uncertainty factors: Childhood records were unavailable, collateral information was limited, and some measures produced mixed results. Next steps: Address sleep and anxiety, use practical organization supports, and review functioning over time. Communication style: Warm and straightforward.
Sample assembled prompt
Confidence and uncertainty: - "Several parts... How would you describe the main... I want to make sure I... That won't guarantee a single clear...