They leave with something, and you decide what
The practitioner report does not leave your screen. What the client takes away, you choose block by block, and for the length of time you set.
You choose for how long
Four hours: the length of the session, and it closes behind them.
Thirty days: if they need to come back to it, talk it over at home, reread it unhurried.
No limit: they keep it, the way they keep a report.
What they read
Their own map, in words that need no explaining. No score, no profile, no illness named.
Advice sorted by direction and by horizon: what they start today, what holds over the week, what settles over the month.
And, if they have one, their programme with its sessions and its pace.
Why it changes the session
They no longer have to take your word for it: they look at their own map, and what you suggest next makes sense by itself.
The session lasts until the next one, because they leave with something to do and something to come back to.
And at the follow-up test, the gap is in front of them. You do not have to ask how they feel.
What they do not see
The report of more than fifty pages stays on your side. So do your working screens.
This is not withholding: the same information does not read the same way depending on whether you are the one accompanying or the one being accompanied.
The simplest thing is to see it
Take the test yourself, no account needed: you will see exactly what your client would see.