Ever find yourself trapped in a tedious history-taking session when all you needed was a quick fix?  I once endured a 90-minute case history for a simple foot injury, and it sparked a larger conversation about the efficacy of extensive histories versus a more open approach.  Join me for a spirited session that challenges conventional practices in therapy and professional consultations - and personal meetings as well.  Discover why sometimes less is much more, and how to strike the perfect balance between questioning and listening.

This episode is a must-listen for therapists, consultants, recruiters, and anyone who regularly interacts with new people for whatever reason!  We'll unpack the complexities of initial encounters and the art of fostering connections without falling into the trap of unnecessary or manipulative practices. My own experience with a Chinese medicine practitioner serves as a cautionary tale, prompting a lively debate on the pros and cons of case histories. Tune in for an insightful exchange that promises to redefine how we approach new relationships for the better.

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