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Correction Log
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February 2025
Guideline-recommended evidence tier now condition-specific. Previously, a modality marked as guideline-recommended for one condition (e.g., EMDR for PTSD) would display as "guideline-recommended" on every condition page where it appeared. The evidence tier logic on condition pages now checks whether the guideline recommendation applies to the specific condition being viewed. A modality is only labeled "guideline-recommended" on a condition page if it has a condition-specific guideline flag (ob[conditionId].gl === true). This prevents misleading evidence claims — for example, EMDR is guideline-recommended for PTSD but not for depression, and the condition pages now reflect this distinction.
February 2025
Content expansion: 7 new modalities, 4 new conditions, 3 new lineage pages. New modalities added: Process Group Therapy, Pluralistic Therapy, Compassionate Mind Training, Rumination-Focused CBT, EFT Tapping, Naikan Therapy, Feldenkrais Method. New conditions: Insomnia, Perinatal Mood Disorders, Adult ADHD, Sexual Dysfunction. New lineage pages: Expressive Arts, Grief & Loss, Integrative & Eclectic. All 148 modalities now have lineage tags and related-modality pairs. Total: 148 modalities, 22 conditions, 11 lineage pages, 87 thinkers.
February 2025
Vignette disagreement callouts added. Each of the 22 clinical vignettes now includes a "Where Approaches Genuinely Disagree" section identifying real clinical tensions between modalities for that case — not just different emphasis, but substantive disagreements about what to do. Examples: whether to expose or stabilize first in panic, whether to explore the meaning of obsessions in OCD, whether to work with the child or the parents in child trauma.
February 2025
Site migration to static pages. All modality pages, condition pages, vignette pages, and philosophy pages migrated from single-page JavaScript application to individually-indexed static HTML pages. Content preserved; no substantive clinical information changed during migration.
February 2025
Condition code fixes. Two modalities (AF-EMDR, Trauma-Sensitive Yoga) had an orphaned condition code `dis` corrected to `diss` (Dissociative Disorders). Neurofeedback and Biofeedback had `adhd` and `tbi` condition codes removed (no corresponding condition entries exist in the dataset).
February 2025
Vignette modality name fixes. Five vignette formulation keys corrected: MI → Motivational Interviewing, Psychodynamic → Short-Term Psychodynamic, Family-Based Treatment → FBT / Maudsley, DBT (Adolescent) → DBT, Complicated Grief Treatment → Prolonged Grief Disorder Treatment.
February 2025
Tradition consolidation. 25 traditions consolidated to 16 for improved navigability. Merges: Jungian → Psychoanalytic, Adlerian → Psychoanalytic, Existential-Humanistic → Humanistic, Transpersonal → Existential, Trauma (AF-EMDR) → Trauma-Focused, Systemic → Family Systems, Feminist → Social Justice, Experiential → Expressive, Eclectic/NLP → Integrative. Original tradition preserved in data as `t_original`.