Introduce the lesson and set a positive, welcoming tone. Emphasize that today we'll learn about taking control of our actions and why accountability is important. Mention that this session will help them become more self-aware and responsible.

Explain to the student what ownership and accountability mean in the context of their daily lives and the therapeutic process. Use simple examples they can relate to, like managing school work, chores, or friendships.

Walk through the Ownership Accountability Worksheet. Ask reflective questions and allow the student to share instances when they took ownership. Encourage participation and discussion.

Guide the student in a reflective journaling activity. Prompt them with questions about what taking charge means and what challenges they face. Allow time for quiet reflection.

Summarize the key takeaways from the session. Encourage them by reinforcing the concept of personal responsibility and accountability. Provide positive reinforcement and mention potential follow-up activities.