Triadic Balance Framework – Individual Extension: C-E-L-R Clinical Protocol and Configurational Diagnosis

This paper develops the individual applied extension of the Triadic Balance Framework (TBF). It presents the C-S-L-R protocol (Courage–Self–Love–Reason) as the sequenced clinical intervention for restoring motivational balance, grounded in the iSPAA Default Hypothesis: regulatory state restoration must precede domain-level work as an architectural necessity, not merely a therapeutic preference. The paper details configurational diagnosis, the two-threshold model, risk management for high-ECA/low-AEACFO profiles, and Anchored Wellbeing Ethics (AWE) as a non-moral normative foundation grounded in biological necessity. It includes case examples, differential diagnosis, and explicit misuse-prevention criteria, making the framework usable by clinicians, coaches, and individuals while preserving its descriptive, non-moral core. Epistemic status: 8/10 internal coherence, 3/10 empirical validation.