How can open-ended questions help resolve conflict in therapy?

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Conflict is inevitable in any human relationship, including the therapeutic one. Sometimes, conflict can arise from misunderstandings, miscommunication, or different expectations between the therapist and the client. Other times, conflict can be a sign of deeper issues, such as resistance, transference, or trauma. How can you, as a therapist, use creative problem solving to address conflict in therapy and foster a positive and collaborative relationship with your client? One possible tool is the use of open-ended questions. In this article, we will explore what open-ended questions are, why they are effective, and how to ask them in a way that promotes conflict resolution and CPS.

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