How can I use SAMRUM in my practice?
SAMRUM fits into practice in three ways. First: as preparation before the first session, so the family arrives with shared language. Second: as a touchpoint between sessions, where a report or focus track gives something concrete to build on. Third: as a reference when an existing client struggles to put patterns into words.
- Preparation before first session saves mapping time in the room
- Between sessions, reports and focus tracks give concrete material
- Shared language for patterns makes them easier to point at in therapy
- The family owns the report and decides what to share
- Can be used standalone or alongside existing methods