What Are They?
Why Are They Important?
How Do You Use Them
100

"Practice of preparing to listen, observing what verbal and non verbal messages are being sent and then providing appropriate feedback."

What is Active Listening?

100
This information may lead your to changing the subject based on information information the client provided.

What is a Golden Nugget?

100

A question that you are afraid to ask because you are worried about your clients emotional reaction.

What are Fearless Questions?

200

Doing this might force the conversation into what YOU need rather than what your client feels is important to discuss.

What is Predetermined Line of Questioning?

200

This line of questioning explores the clients priorities and goals.

What are Purposeful Questions?
200

Taking notes and/or making sure to respond with acknowledgements (okay, mmhmm, etc.) to show that you are engaged.

What is Active Listening?

300

A preliminary description of defining the problem sufficiently, and then tying them back to motivators and priorities.

What are Framing Questions?

300

Using these can provide a "temperature" to the severity or stress level of a client and their situation.

What are scaling questions?

300

This line of questioning shows your client that you are respectful of their valuable time. 

What are Purposeful Probing Questions?

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