“…(p4 Edwards 2009); which is managed by encouraging participants to reflect on what they have in common, searching or constructing, in BCW and CL terms, for shared objects or aims of activity. It is often the client that is this shared focus, but it may also be other common needs or shared problems (Seppänen et al, 2015). Similarly, in the CL method the use of reflective tools, such as the CHAT model, is believed to help participants distance themselves from the emotion of the situation and to reflect on the situation intellectually (Virkkunen & Newham, 2013;Schulz et al, 2015).…”