Types of Questions
Questions that draw attention to when problems did not occur
Exception Questions
During which phase do couples do together?
Phase II
T/F: Conjoint sessions are oriented towards the past and the traumas that each client has faced
False
A personalized and attainable plan that includes ways and resources to increase safety while in a relationship.
Safety Plan/Planning
It is important to believe clients have ______ intentions.
Positive
Questions from 0-10 that are used to evaluate progress toward large outcomes
Scaling Questions
How long are conjoint session if it’s a single couple?
75 minutes
One way to build rapport with clients during conjoint sessions is through a good sense of _____.
Humor
A learned skill that is used to help calm mind and body. Couples can use this skill to interrupt cycles of conflict and personal stress.
Mindfulness Meditation
T/F When modeling meta-dialogue, the therapist takes a reflective stance.
True
Questions that generate a future vision or orient towards the future
Miracle Questions
How long are conjoint sessions if it’s a multi-couple group?
90 minutes
When it comes to conjoint sessions, a therapist should keep in mind that small changes lead to __________.
Bigger Changes
A way to practice skills taught during therapy and encourages couples to apply these skills to real life situations.
Homework
During conjoint sessions the therapist will use the client's ______ to build rapport.
Language
Questions that help clients articulate what has changed
Agency Questions
Who directs the process in conjoint sessions?
Client-directed process
Therapists in conjoint sessions should always have an eye for ________ when working with clients.
Improvement
This is an example of what type of questioning? “Five Years from now, will it still be okay for them to hit you as long as they still love you?”
Future-Oriented Questions
When acknowledging the client's pain it is important to maintain and create____ that change can happen.
Hope
The primary tools used in conjoint sessions; questions from the model of the “primary picture”
SFBT Questions
What is the first thing the therapists should do post-session?
Determine if clients are safe to leave session
Conjoint sessions should be __________ and should explore sequences that result in success.
Interactional
This intervention helps clients identify parts of themselves that love their partner and wants to stay AND parts of self that want to end the relationship.
Seeds of Doubt Questions
Practicing and modeling ______ deescalates rising conflict.
Meta-Dialogue