Problem solving is paramount when planning around complexity or novelty and is stimulated by the following self-generated questions: • What obstacles might/did get in the way? • How can I get myself...

Problem solving is paramount when planning around complexity or novelty and is stimulated by the following self-generated questions:

• What obstacles might/did get in the way?

• How can I get myself and the client ready for therapy?

• What is the best choice of therapy approach, place and tool to use for this specific therapy task?

• How do I have to sequence therapy?

• What do I have to do to make my responses fit the client expectation/therapy context/my abilities?

• What personal reactions to client and therapy events do I have to consciously inhibit?