Practitioner And Client Roles
The practitioner structures and facilitates the rewind. Clients or family members can clarify, revise, disagree, or add perspectives during the session.
Interaction Rewind / Perspective Exploration is a live MBT session tool for practitioners, clients, and families examining a difficult interaction. It helps them build a chronological sequence, add plausible feelings, intentions, or interpretations as hypotheses, and identify where mentalizing may have been lost or could be restored.
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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.
The practitioner structures and facilitates the rewind. Clients or family members can clarify, revise, disagree, or add perspectives during the session.
The timeline preserves ordered moves, reported actions, participant-provided mental-state descriptions, practitioner hypotheses, unresolved moments, and marked possible breakdown/restoration points.
The tool does not infer true intentions, decide blame, rank hypotheses, or produce clinical conclusions.
Yes. In the supported live-session configuration, participants can collaborate in session without a separate account or prework.
No. Mental-state entries remain hypotheses, and the tool does not rank truth or assign blame.
Yes. A partial timeline can preserve completed steps and mark unresolved moments.
The tool and selected configuration are saved; fictional timeline content and sample participant details are not carried into owned client data.