Certainly it's not only so that we'll give our clients the feeling of being in an interrogation. We ask all those questions for multiple reasons, the most important being that they help us direct attention without telling our clients what to do. This is a borrowed episode from a chapter in my Guide to the SE Language. 



You can learn more about this Guide to the SE Language below.

Certainly it's not only so that we'll give our clients the feeling of being in an interrogation. We ask all those questions for multiple reasons, the most important being that they help us direct attention without telling our clients what to do. This is a borrowed episode from a chapter in my Guide to the SE Language. You can learn more about this Guide to the SE Language below.

Certainly it's not only so that we'll give our clients the feeling of being in an interrogation. We ask all those questions for multiple reasons, the most important being that they help us direct attention without telling our clients what to do.&nbsp;This is a borrowed episode from a chapter in my Guide to the SE Language. 



You can learn more about this Guide to the SE Language below.

039: Why We Ask Questions

A podcast series for Somatic Experiencing® Practitioners and other helping professionals studying the psychobiology of traumatic stress and well-being.

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