The Discriminating Therapist: Asking "How" Questions, Making Distinctions, and Finding Direction in Therapy
The Discriminating Therapist examines how questions, careful distinctions, and purposeful inquiry can contribute to direction in therapy. It offers a focused perspective for readers interested in therapeutic conversation, clinical thinking, and the practices that shape effective counseling.
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The Discriminating Therapist focuses on the role of “how” questions in therapy.
It examines how making distinctions can support clearer therapeutic thinking and conversation.
The book considers ways therapists may find direction through deliberate questioning and attentive clinical reasoning.
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