Abstract
Background: Asking questions is an essential instrument of human communications. Not only do the answers introduce information into the system, but they also constitute a true strategic trigger in psychotherapy. Method: Theoretical study. Results and Conclusions: The paper explores the art’s theory of asking and the technique of speaking the patient’s language. As a maneuver that supports the way in which the question is executed. It also tries a typology of questions that were collected in the clinical practice of different therapists. In no way are all the types of questions that were classified, but it is an original work, thought from the systemic paradigm and the strategic systemic model in psychotherapy that makes it possible to systematize numerous questions that are only at the mercy of the creativity and spontaneity of the therapist.
Highlights
As a maneuver that supports the way in which the ques
It also tries a typology of ques ons
that were collected in the clinical prac ce of different therapists
Summary
Asking ques ons is an essen al instrument of human communica ons. do the answers introduce informa on into the system, but they cons tute a true strategic trigger in psychotherapy. Es cuando el paciente relata sus síntomas o los detalles del problema, de la misma manera que ya se contó una y otra vez a sí mismo y, en muchos casos, a otros profesionales.
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