Feedback would be implemented using active, reflective listening and open-ended questions (Miller & Rollnick, 2012). Using basic motivational interviewing techniques, a counselor could gain insight into Ted's problem areas and concerns. Once Ted's ambivalence is resolved and he is committed to changing the Responsibility aspect of the FRAMES technique it could be implemented. Accountability allows the client to see that counseling is a collaborative process but the client is responsible for their own change (Miller & Rollnick, 2012). As a counselor, this is where I would implement treatment planning. Counseling would involve suggesting AA meetings and strategies for managing stress. An integral part of counseling and treatment options is ensuring that Ted has a variety of options to choose from (menu of options). Empathy is an ongoing process and is one of the most important aspects of the consultant/client