Coping Questions is a therapeutic inquiry technique within solution-focused counseling that elicits clients' existing strengths and strategies by focusing on how they manage to function and sustain progress despite adversity.
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How to Interview for Client Strengths
Peter J. de Jong, Scott D. Miller · Social Work · 1995 · 218 citations
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