Between-Time thinking moves between static points in time; points that are not dynamically connected but linked by association or emotion. Scope may be identified by these points.

Events become thought of Between-Time by virtue of the Set-Downs after the events.

2. Recall an event that is In-Time. Note what is Set-Down from this event. Now recall one that is Between-Time and compare Set-Down. Finally recall an event that is definitely Through-Time and think about the Set-Down and Set-Up.

It includes the static Details at one point in time.

An Upset occurs In-Time. Set-Down
and Set-Up can be instrumental in
placing an Upset Between-Time or Through-Time.

In-Time UpSets do have Set-Downs -
but they are same/different with respect to past UpSets.

Connection of points in time allows
moving from one to another as past, present and future. The sequence may be in terms of behavior, process, or thought pattern. Purpose may guide the thinking about these points in time. Such points in time are associated by their dynamic relationships. They could be mapped on the Life Grid.

Events (Up-Sets) come to be thought of Through-Time because of what is Set-Down afterwards. Set-Downs
form the connections to other events by way of Set-Ups.

"Events" may be behavior ("doings"), sensing, thinking, processing, feeling.

Moving from In-Time or Between-Time to Through-Time is moving from static to dynamic. Getting a sequence in time reveals connections between events.

Then you can test the degree of connection in thinking, gather more information, unpack and begin to decide where change work is needed.