SCORE-15 translations
Practitioners have translated SCORE-15 into more than 30 languages, so you can use it with clients whose first language isn’t English.
The SCORE-15 Index of Family Functioning and Change is a free evaluation tool to measure how people are progressing in family therapy sessions.
We at the Association for Family and Systemic Psychotherapy (AFSP) have helped organise translations of the tool, alongside the European Family Therapy Association (EFTA). Peter Stratton, who helped develop SCORE-15, oversees all translations.
- See our SCORE translation protocol 2024 (PDF, 106 KB) for more information about the process that translations of SCORE-15 go through.
Our translations reflect varied cultural contexts and translators have been encouraged to translate in ways that fit their contexts of practice.
If you’d like to get in touch with others using SCORE-15 in your language for networking purposes, contact the person named in the translated documents, which are below.
In some cases, the contact may also be able to offer other translated material such as instructions for using the tool and a version for children aged 8 to 11.
New translations
If you’d like to suggest changes or submit a new translation, please see our translation protocol (PDF, 106 KB) for more information and contact details.
Additional translated versions
The following versions have been translated according to a sound protocol, but not using the full AFSP/EFTA procedures:
More about SCORE-15
Explore the evidence behind SCORE-15 and access the evaluation tool in English.
