Look for hidden irrational beliefs in elements of your clients’ verbalizations and behaviours

As discussed in the previous point, you will then help your clients to identify, challenge and change their core irrational beliefs. Additionally, from the middle of therapy onwards, it is helpful to encourage your clients to identify subtle irrational beliefs that may be present in their verbalizations and behaviour, but which may not be immediately related to their disturbed feelings and behaviours at C. Doing this is important if you are to help your clients make a thoroughgoing change in their irrational philosophies.