Repeat Use
History is useful because repeated maps can show recurring hooks, away moves, and emerging toward alternatives while preserving context differences.
Choice Point
Choice Point is an ACT-derived action-pattern map for practitioners. It helps clarify a client's recurring choice moments, triggers or hooks, away moves, toward moves, and workable alternatives so intervention can focus on value-consistent behavior in difficult moments.
Create a sample map with fictional examples, inspect unmapped areas, and see how the result supports review.
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Tool guide
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Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
Important Boundary
The tool does not score the client, rank values, predict behavior, or decide which action is clinically correct.
What is saved in a Choice Point result?
The result saves the action-pattern map: choice moments, hooks or triggers, away moves, toward moves, workable alternatives, authorship, and practitioner notes where entered.
Can the map be incomplete?
Yes. Partial maps are allowed and can show missing alternatives or unresolved areas.
Does the tool decide what counts as a toward move?
No. Client examples are reported, structure is descriptive, and clinical meaning remains practitioner interpreted.