Psychotherapy Questioning is a methodological framework within clinical inquiry that systematically employs open-ended, reflective, and Socratic questioning techniques to facilitate patient self-exploration, emotional insight, and therapeutic change in psychotherapeutic practice.
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Elements of the Socratic method: I. Systematic questioning.
James C. Overholser · Psychotherapy · 1993 · 160 citations
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