Blind Spot Checker
Select the modalities you actually use in practice (3–6 recommended). The tool shows what your toolkit covers — and what it misses.
About the Blind Spot Checker
Select the modalities you currently practice or are training in, and this tool analyzes what your clinical toolkit covers and what it misses. It maps your selected approaches against all 22 conditions in the dataset, all epistemological orientations, and all equity and cultural adaptation categories to surface systematic gaps — conditions you have no evidence-based tool for, philosophical orientations your training doesn't represent, or populations your modalities haven't been adapted for.
The suggested additions panel identifies which modalities would most efficiently fill the gaps in your current toolkit, ranked by how many missing areas each one would address. This is especially useful for clinicians planning continuing education, students choosing elective training, or supervisors helping trainees build a well-rounded clinical foundation.
No therapist can or should practice every modality. The point is not comprehensiveness but awareness — knowing what your orientation attends to and what it systematically overlooks, so you can make informed referrals and pursue training that genuinely expands your clinical range.