In the Look Ahead structure, how many group sessions are scheduled in the first 6 months?

• A. 3 group sessions
• B. 2 group sessions
• C. 1 group session
• D. 4 group sessions

Answer: (A)

In the Look Ahead structure, the early phase is built around establishing a steady group experience. Scheduling three group sessions in the first six months creates a regular cadence—roughly one meeting every couple of months—so participants have time to apply what they’re learning, reflect on it, and bring questions to the next session. This pacing supports skill-building and accountability without overloading anyone or requiring resources too thinly. If there were fewer sessions, momentum and continuity could wane between meetings; if there were more, the schedule might feel burdensome and harder to sustain. So, three sessions in six months strikes a practical balance that fosters early progress and sets a solid foundation for ongoing work.