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1The client who fills in A and C but avoids committing to what they believed
Context
Client can describe what happened (A) in factual detail and can describe the consequences (C) with clarity — often with significant emotion attached. When they reach the Beliefs & Behaviours box, the entry is thin: 'I felt like it wasn't fair,' 'I thought the situation was handled badly.' These are evaluations of A, not beliefs that explain C. The Beliefs & Behaviours box is the hardest to complete honestly because it requires the client to name the interpretation they applied — and that interpretation often reveals something they have not examined before. The client is solving for what to write rather than what they actually believed.
How to Introduce
Frame the Beliefs & Behaviours box as the one that does the most work. 'A and C are relatively easy to fill in — what ha...
2The client for whom the ABC sequence reveals a pattern across multiple incidents🔒
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