Which of the following is an important part of the process of systemic counseling?

A) Helping clients to understand the mistaken beliefs to them improve their social relatedness.
B) Analyzing and intervening upon observable measurable behaviors.
C) Transforming behavioral practices to use compassionate acceptance of thoughts and feelings to paradoxically promote change.
D) Interrupting and redirecting the interactional sequence.

Interrupting and redirecting the interactional sequence is an important part of the process of systemic counseling. This refers to identifying and intervening in patterns of interaction between individuals or within a system (such as a family) that may be causing or maintaining problems, and redirecting these patterns in a more positive direction. This can involve techniques such as reframing, circular questioning, and enactments. The other options describe important techniques or goals in counseling, but they are not specific to the systemic approach.