CASE COMPASSTrauma-Informed Practice: A Formulation Approach
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A SPACE FOR PRACTITIONER REFLECTION

Case Compass.

Make room for a different understanding.

Curiosity, not certainty.
A working map for supervision.

START HERE · 01 / 06Around 5–10 minutes

Foundations

Begin from where you stand: the pattern, not the person’s details.

Use a fictional case for piloting.

No real names, exact ages, addresses, workplaces, contact details, dates of birth or unique events. Notes stay in this tab’s memory and disappear on refresh, close or clear. Nothing is sent for AI analysis.

Describe a recurring sequence: what tends to happen, then what follows. Include where you feel stuck. Keep it anonymous.

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YOUR BEARING SO FAR · updates as you write

Nothing to read yet. The needle rests on “What developed?”1234NESW

WHERE THE NEEDLE SITS

Nothing to read yet. The needle rests on “What developed?”

SUGGESTED BEARING · What developed?

Nothing in your notes points here yet.

Questions from Module 2
  • What does the neuroscience genuinely support here? Course page: The Neurobiology of Trauma
Cardinal points: the course’s four recursive questions, not stages. Centre: where you stand. Rim: practice. Spoke length: pages of that course module your notes touch (0–4, rings). Worked out in this browser by word-matching; a prompt for curiosity, not a measure of the case.
A few sentences are enough.