Context & SDOH

Chronic stressT3 · 63MOD
Vitality reserve44MOD
Stress burden58MOD
Stress-age+4 yrMOD
The through-line

Caregiving and work compress her time and bandwidth. As a single parent in a demanding role, her days are largely spoken for — which is why the plan is deliberately low-burden, asynchronous, and evidence-led rather than session-heavy.

What they know
High health literacy — she absorbs clinical detail and mechanism.
What they can sustain
Moderate — the constraint isn't understanding, it's time and load.

Determinants

Social determinants captured at intake

Household & caregiving

Single parent, primary caregiver. Limited respite and little discretionary time.

Shapes the plan
Favour low-burden, asynchronous interventions over scheduled sessions.
Work

Manager in a public-health agency, Toulouse — real responsibility and pressure.

Shapes the plan
The plan has to fit around a full workday, not compete with it.
Support & companionship

Coco, her dog — a daily routine anchor and dependable connection on hard days.

Shapes the plan
A ready hook for behavioural routines — walks double as movement.
Access & environment

Urban. Good access to care; lab collection is straightforward.

Shapes the plan
Remote and asynchronous care is well-supported.
Financial & occupational securitynot recorded

Not yet recorded.

Strengths & resources

Analytic and motivated. Engages when given the reasoning and treated as a peer.

Shapes the plan
Lean into transparency, not simplification.

How context shapes care

The operating constraints

Keep total load low. Time — not motivation — is the binding constraint.

burden

Prefer asynchronous and in-the-moment. Nudges and self-paced practice fit better than fixed appointments.

delivery

Lead with evidence, not reassurance. Transparency builds trust; cheerleading erodes it.

communication

Use existing routines as anchors — Coco's walks, the workday rhythm.

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