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Presenting Supervision Pile

I have a full day of clients and supervision is first thing tomorrow. I keep running records but the intake drawings, …

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I have a full day of clients and supervision is first thing tomorrow. I keep running records but the intake drawings, session photos, and progress notes are scattered across my laptop, phone, and a paper sketchbook. I can't tell whether I have the most recent assessment drawing for [client=Maya] or if the photo set is complete. Tell me the likely diagnosis (neglect, disorganization, or tech mismatch) and the single next move that gets a clinician-ready case file for tomorrow without breaking confidentiality or losing art context. I will not skip any consent checks.
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Client files piling up before tomorrow's supervision: what to keep and how to present it

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