Table 1.

Modified and Tailored Manual and Conceptual Correspondence to ADAPT

Module Number	Module Name	Module Concept	Module Content	ADAPT concepts
1	Who we are, what makes us unique.	Introduction	Program description
2	Don't get mad, don't get trigger happy; Stop and slow down .	Attitude, “Triggers” to impulsive behavior	Problems that might get us mad, negative actions, “acting out”. Feelings/triggers we experience when “acting out”. Triggers help us stop and slow down.	Attitude: Why adopt an optimistic attitude, overcome common obstacles to being positive, poor self-confidence and negative thinking: healthy thinking what your emotions/feelings tell you.
3	Houston: We have a problem.	Continue Attitude, Add Define.	Think positive, Step Up/Fix it Describe facts: big/small, who is involved, importance, can we do something about it. Discuss goals: what you want out of problem solving. Group and individual problems. Should we begin with simpler and move on to harder problems.	Define: Seek available facts, describe facts, separate facts from assumptions, set goals identify obstacles. Describe situations likely to lead to aggressive behaviors; Situations likely to lead to avoidant behaviors; Situations likely to lead to rational behaviors. Examples of group/individual problems
4	Things happen	Add Alternatives Add Predict	What happens when you deal well with a problem. What happens when you don't deal well and get mad.	Alternatives: Consider many routes to problem solving, generate alternatives, defer judgment to actions (think about it), practice coming up with alternatives, don't be afraid to fail. Predict: Judge/think about alternatives, consequences. Impulsive “acting out” & avoidant styles. Effective solutions and developing a solution plan.
5	Bright ideas for problem solving	Continue Alternatives, Predict. Add Try-Out.	“Brainstorm/Bright ideas” Practice generating alternatives and predict what will happen. Check if solutions work.	Try out: Motivation to carry out solutions, implement your plan, check up on results, reward yourself for trying to solve problems, trouble shoot, get help when you need it.
6	Practice makes us positive problem solvers.	Review all.	“Booster shot”. Problem solving role play. Tips for remembering.