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Subjective
Edited by youJ.R. described a “noticeably calmer” week with two anxiety spikes, both tied to a project deadline at work. Reported using the 5-4-3-2-1 grounding exercise during Tuesday’s standup and called it “actually doable this time.” Sleep improved to 6–7 hours most nights, with one early waking. When discussing the missed promotion, client said “sometimes it all feels pointless” — explored in session; see Assessment for risk review.
Objective
Edited by youClient arrived on time, casually dressed, appropriately groomed. Speech normal in rate and tone. Affect congruent with content, mildly anxious when describing workplace events; brightened when reporting the grounding success. GAD-7 administered in session: 11, down from 13 at the prior administration.
Assessment
Edited by youPresentation remains consistent with the established treatment focus; anxiety severity is trending down across the last four sessions. Skill acquisition is progressing — client independently applied a grounding technique in a feared workplace context. Passive ideation reported without plan or intent; risk assessed by clinician as low. Safety plan reviewed with client and remains unchanged.
Plan
Edited by youContinue weekly CBT with graded exposure to workplace evaluation scenarios. Assign thought-record practice ahead of next session. Re-administer GAD-7 in two weeks. Revisit safety plan check-in at the start of next session.
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