I've just started counselling practice for uni and I think I fell into the idea of remaining curious but I found that upon reflection, I was so focused on asking questions and not placing evaluative judgements onto things that I missed out on a lot of space for meaning making. I was asking questions, but I wasn't invoking a shift in perspective, and I largely think that was because I was asking the wrong type of questions. Ones probably more suited to satiating my curiosity
That was awesome you guys! Really appreciate explaining the purpose of questions in different modalities and could have definitely heard more of that. Thank you very much ❤
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 *🧠 Fondements de la compétence interrogative en counseling* - La compétence interrogative en counseling repose sur des bases solides. 01:08 *🔄 Stratégies de questionnement en thérapie centrée sur la personne* - En thérapie centrée sur la personne, les questions servent principalement à clarifier la compréhension du thérapeute. - Le questionnement socratique, utilisé pour réajuster la pensée du client, diffère de l'approche centrée sur la personne. 03:14 *🔍 Clarification de la perception et alignement avec le client* - Les questions visent à clarifier la perception du thérapeute, en se basant sur les mots ou les signaux non verbaux du client. - L'alignement avec le cadre de référence du client est essentiel pour des interactions efficaces. 06:19 *📝 Questions appropriées selon les modalités thérapeutiques* - Différentes approches thérapeutiques nécessitent des types de questions différents, adaptés à leur cadre théorique. - Le questionnement dirigé peut être nécessaire pour évaluer les risques, en particulier dans les situations de crise. 09:18 *💭 Questions et profondeur relationnelle en counseling* - En travaillant en profondeur avec un client, les questions peuvent parfois interrompre le processus émotionnel. - Certains types de questions, comme celles portant sur des actions spécifiques passées, peuvent détourner l'attention de l'émotion présente. 11:40 *🔄 Stratégies de questionnement en thérapie cognitivo-comportementale* - La thérapie cognitivo-comportementale utilise des questions socratiques pour encourager les clients à examiner leurs pensées et leurs croyances. - Les questions peuvent créer un certain inconfort, ce qui peut être bénéfique pour la prise de conscience et le changement. Made with HARPA AI
Great explanation! What about a question like," Can you tell me more about..." Is there a better way to tease out more info? To explore the emotion, eg feeling angry, upset etc
What would your suggestion be if the therapist is integrative? Would you say that overall this is a skill that's honed/fine tuned over time? Advice for students!?
It's really interesting this was talked about as I'm in Week 6 of my Msc (1st year) and the example at 10 minutes on emotional depth has already came up for me in a skills practice! I asked a question when my 'client' was experiencing a deep emotion and as soon as I asked it I saw them switch into thinking mode. I have a question about questioning please 😁 In the example of taking someone out of their depth of emotion by asking an inappropriate question, what would be an appropriate question?
Hi can you please help me polishing my skills of asking questions in different modalities like gestalt and in object relations....is there a book which can explain questioning while working with different modalities
I'm doing my level 4 and I find it difficult to identify a concept and if I do identity a concept I find it difficult to question around that concept for example of it is patterns of relating, I would not know how to question deeper related to this. Help?
I've just started counselling practice for uni and I think I fell into the idea of remaining curious but I found that upon reflection, I was so focused on asking questions and not placing evaluative judgements onto things that I missed out on a lot of space for meaning making. I was asking questions, but I wasn't invoking a shift in perspective, and I largely think that was because I was asking the wrong type of questions. Ones probably more suited to satiating my curiosity
That was awesome you guys! Really appreciate explaining the purpose of questions in different modalities and could have definitely heard more of that. Thank you very much ❤
I have so much gratitude to you both - I cannot tell you how helpful I find your videos. Thank you.
Thank you for this insight. I am currently on counselling skills course and find these tutorials very informative.
Gentlemen, many many thanks for being current at the time i near the end of my degree as a counsellor, great insight!!
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 *🧠 Fondements de la compétence interrogative en counseling*
- La compétence interrogative en counseling repose sur des bases solides.
01:08 *🔄 Stratégies de questionnement en thérapie centrée sur la personne*
- En thérapie centrée sur la personne, les questions servent principalement à clarifier la compréhension du thérapeute.
- Le questionnement socratique, utilisé pour réajuster la pensée du client, diffère de l'approche centrée sur la personne.
03:14 *🔍 Clarification de la perception et alignement avec le client*
- Les questions visent à clarifier la perception du thérapeute, en se basant sur les mots ou les signaux non verbaux du client.
- L'alignement avec le cadre de référence du client est essentiel pour des interactions efficaces.
06:19 *📝 Questions appropriées selon les modalités thérapeutiques*
- Différentes approches thérapeutiques nécessitent des types de questions différents, adaptés à leur cadre théorique.
- Le questionnement dirigé peut être nécessaire pour évaluer les risques, en particulier dans les situations de crise.
09:18 *💭 Questions et profondeur relationnelle en counseling*
- En travaillant en profondeur avec un client, les questions peuvent parfois interrompre le processus émotionnel.
- Certains types de questions, comme celles portant sur des actions spécifiques passées, peuvent détourner l'attention de l'émotion présente.
11:40 *🔄 Stratégies de questionnement en thérapie cognitivo-comportementale*
- La thérapie cognitivo-comportementale utilise des questions socratiques pour encourager les clients à examiner leurs pensées et leurs croyances.
- Les questions peuvent créer un certain inconfort, ce qui peut être bénéfique pour la prise de conscience et le changement.
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Very helpful in the subject of asking questions 👍🏼
yesssss, i just learnt about this and the systemic questioning - linea, circular etc and all in service of the client!
Great explanation! What about a question like," Can you tell me more about..." Is there a better way to tease out more info? To explore the emotion, eg feeling angry, upset etc
What would your suggestion be if the therapist is integrative? Would you say that overall this is a skill that's honed/fine tuned over time? Advice for students!?
Really helped l have an assessment today.
Questions based on your modalities.
It's really interesting this was talked about as I'm in Week 6 of my Msc (1st year) and the example at 10 minutes on emotional depth has already came up for me in a skills practice! I asked a question when my 'client' was experiencing a deep emotion and as soon as I asked it I saw them switch into thinking mode. I have a question about questioning please 😁 In the example of taking someone out of their depth of emotion by asking an inappropriate question, what would be an appropriate question?
Hi can you please help me polishing my skills of asking questions in different modalities like gestalt and in object relations....is there a book which can explain questioning while working with different modalities
I'm doing my level 4 and I find it difficult to identify a concept and if I do identity a concept I find it difficult to question around that concept for example of it is patterns of relating, I would not know how to question deeper related to this. Help?
Person centred
Very helpful
Yes ,please.
PDF pls
If you ask an alcoholic how much he drinks the chances are he/she will lie because they can often be in denial.