For OTs and allied health clinicians
Put fluctuating function into words a planner can act on
A wording bank for describing uneven days, effort and recovery in functional capacity assessments and plan reassessment reports. It's $19, and credited in full if you move up to the UNSEEN FCA Pack.
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The hardest part of the report to write
Planners and assessors work from what's written down. Words like “sometimes” and “often” don't tell them much. Frequency, duration, recovery time and the support involved do.
The wording bank gives you specific, functional phrasing to start from, so you spend your time on clinical reasoning rather than on finding the words.
Built on the four UNSEEN lenses that capture the load
Uneven days
How often hard days happen, how long they last and what triggers them, in numbers.
Net effort
Time taken, rest needed afterwards, and what gets dropped to make room.
Supports removed
Prompts, routines and people, and what happens without them.
Every setting
Coping in one setting at a cost in another, and capacity compared with performance.
When you want the whole method
Fluctuating function wording bank
Wording for uneven days, effort and recovery, taken from the FCA Pack.
$19 · credited towards the FCA PackEditable template
UNSEEN Framework Guide
The framework in full, lens by lens, with the evidence behind it.
$29 founding price for the first 50 buyers · then $49PDF
UNSEEN FCA Pack
Intake forms, a function diary, effort and recovery sheets, a measures guide, a report template and a wording bank, for FCAs and plan reassessments.
$149 single clinician · $449 team of up to 5Templates and guide
Clinical supervision
Individual and group supervision focused on clinical reasoning and report writing.
See supervisionTelehealth
All prices are in Australian dollars.
Support for your reasoning, not a replacement for it
Use our packs within your own scope of practice, under a single clinician licence unless a team licence is shown. Standardised measures are named and referenced, never reproduced.