 However, to date, the most commonly used personalised measures, such as the Personal Questionnaire Elliott et al., 2015 and the PSYCHLOPS Ashworth et al., 2005, focus on clients difficulties rather than their goals. Research suggests that this may be problematic: there is evidence to suggest that focusing on positive goals to approach, rather than negative problems to avoid, may be associated with better psychological health and attainment of goals Elliot Church, 2002; Elliot Friedman, 2007. 