How To Use Circular Questions Family Therapy
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- Colonel Mustard is dead. And I am going to find out who did it using nothing but the power of Circular Questioning (and Chat GPT and Google, obvs)
UPDATE - I finished the hand out that is packed with examples of questions: www.mypeoplepa...
I love using circular questioning in my family therapy sessions and find I use in all the time, even when I'm not working systemically. This video is filled with strategies and examples that you can use in a session tomorrow and will really help you understand structural systems and the information you can get from just asking the right questions. I provide the formulas you need to think about how you would use them with your clients as I grill three suspects
The full video of this course on Circular Questioning Technique In The First Sessions is available as part of a mini-course from My PEople Patterns here www.mypeoplepa...
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In this video, we delve into the concept of Circular Questioning in Systemic Family Therapy. We explore how it can be used to facilitate communication and understanding among family members. Join us to learn more about this powerful therapeutic technique.
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This was fantastic! I love your creativity in illustrating circular questioning. You are helping me to think about how cycles work in systems in more concrete ways, not just absract conceptualization. Thank you so much!
Phew! Thank you - I am so glad someone gets it! Sometimes I don't know if these ideas in my weirdo brain translate ;)
@@MyPeoplePatterns Ha ha! It was a great idea! Such excellent content!
just in case you're dying to know who killed Colonel Mustard, I finished the handout : www.mypeoplepatterns.com/worksheets#CIRCULAR
@MyPeoplePatterns Yes, I have been wondering! Thank you for the handout!
What a brilliant video! Educational and entertaining. The 'murder' will definitely help memorise the technique.
oh i feel so seen!! - thank you for taking the time to write this, it honestly makes such a difference to hear from lovely people like you who get my weird brain and videos ;)
What an interesting concept! I'm glad I came across this video
glad you found it! and thanks- it probably makes more sense if you're a therapist but i guess if you're a detective too it will be helpful ;)
@@MyPeoplePatterns mental health has been a special interest of mine so I can't vouch for the detective side of things 😆
Thanks for having a thought!
I was a shop steward counseling members who were looking at losing their jobs over constant tardiness. Since I was driven by acute anxiety to be very early for my shift, I wasn't much help to the worker.😢
Haven't read the PDF, just finished the video. To me, the answer of whodunnit is obvious. If somebody asked me what I regret about attending a party where somebody was murdered, I'd regret being unable to save them. Not my own personal social conduct during a lethal event.
Good thinking! You should be a detective or a family therapist. Or both.
Random Sunday morning thought - would it be interesting/helpful if I made a video based on your homework assignment and vignette? (not sure if I can get it done in time for when it's due but I'm thinking about what makes things helpful to other students)
Can you make a video about how to tackle sibling prombles in structural family therapy plz?
I just replied to your last comment, a structural family systems session would involve your parents AND your siblings because they are an important part of the family dynamic. To only work with one subsystem (siblings) would not be a very structural family systems approach.
Hi . I'm training to be a systemic family therapist . Just starting off. I have adhd so need a creative way to learn about concepts and techniques. Where do i start
Well with my videos you can start here: th-cam.com/video/SM4bNCsDls4/w-d-xo.html but if you meant more generally, how to start with a creative way to learn. about concepts and techniques, I am not entirely sure I know !