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Bobby, a mature student in his early 30s, presented to a lunchtime on‐call session at a student counseling service with depression and “agitation.” Since the break‐up of a 4‐year relationship, over the previous 2 years he had been sleeping badly, drinking, and smoking excessively despite having asthma, eating irregularly and neglecting his studies, while indulging in fantasies of becoming a famous musician. He had had two previous experiences of therapy and felt he would need it always.