Describe a marker that indicates the care-seeker is ready to move into Phase Four.

After reviewing the readings and other course content,
artificially move your predetermined care-seeker (i.e., Crossroads’
Care-seekers: Bruce, Joshua, Brody, Justin, or Melissa) through Phase Three.
NOTE: These discussions require that you draw upon
ALL required course resources to substantively develop each phase in our
Solution-based, Short-term, Pastoral Counseling process. Use the following
headings to organize your post.
Rapport
and Relational Alignment. Briefly explain how you will maintain
rapport and check your relational alignment (i.e., use DISC language) to
support forward progress. Also briefly describe your care-seeker’s
behavioral position (i.e., willing, blaming, attending).
Phase
Three Distinctive Features. Narrate movement of care-seeker through
Phase Three’s distinctive features (i.e., purpose, goal, chief aim,
role/responsibility, use of guiding assumptions) and apply pertinent
insights and techniques from the required course resources.
Supportive
Feedback Break. When resistance and/or relapse are experienced or
expressed, what particular question(s), wise counsel, action step(s),
and/or biblical insight(s) from Solution-focused Pastoral Counseling and
the Quick Reference Guide might be utilized to consolidate forward
progress?
Phase
Three Marker. Describe a marker that indicates the care-seeker is
ready to move into Phase Four. In light of your care-seeker’s particular
need, how might the Common Sense Test support forward progress?
Food
for Thought? In the event blaming presents, what question(s) and/or
technique(s) might be used to help your care-seeker gain perspective and
forward progress?

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