Recurring Pattern Focus
The map is intended for repeated interaction sequences; a single incident can be captured as insufficient for recurring-pattern status.
Map Recurring Family Interaction Sequences
Interaction Sequence Map is a practitioner-only BSFT pattern-mapping tool for family therapy practitioners. It helps practitioners represent recurring family interaction sequences tied to a presenting problem so leverage points selected by the practitioner are visible for planning.
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Tool guide
Learn more about this tool
Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
Practitioner-Selected Leverage Points
Leverage points are selected by the practitioner and remain visible in review without becoming automated recommendations.
Historical Comparison
When enabled, prior versions can be compared by sequence structure and leverage-point changes while preserving earlier maps.
Is this a genogram?
No. Interaction Sequence Map represents recurring interaction steps over time, not family genealogy or a general family tree.
Does the product identify leverage points automatically?
No. Leverage points are selected by the practitioner and shown in the map for review.
Can an incomplete map be saved?
Yes. Partial maps can include unresolved steps or missing repetition evidence without being treated as complete.
Can clients fill out the map?
No. The product specification defines no separate client entry experience.