What this tool is for
Use it after or during Dialectical Behavior Therapy chain analysis when practitioner and client need to decide what could happen differently at specific points in the behavior pathway.
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) Solution Analysis helps practitioners and clients turn a behavior chain into linked next steps by connecting specific chain points to alternatives, prevention steps, environmental changes, practice commitments, and repair actions.
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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.
Use it after or during Dialectical Behavior Therapy chain analysis when practitioner and client need to decide what could happen differently at specific points in the behavior pathway.
The tool starts from chain elements and records solutions where the practitioner and client want to work on a different response. If no completed chain exists, chain elements can be entered manually.
Solution entries stay in the same section as the chain point, consequence, or harm area so the plan remains tied to the behavior pathway rather than becoming a generic goal list.
Sections can be left blank when they are not the focus for this plan, instead of forcing premature agreement.
No. It records practitioner-client agreed solutions and does not generate skills or prescribe actions.
Yes. Chain elements may be entered manually when the completed chain lives outside Qwoach or is still being reconstructed.
A solution entry can be a prevention step, skillful alternative, environmental or contingency change, rehearsal or practice commitment, or repair action tied to a chain point.
No. The fixed tool is saved, while chain and solution entries from the demo are discarded.