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EPISODE · Jul 16, 2026 · 23 MIN

Circular Questions Family Therapy: A Techniques Framework For Structural Family Therapy

from Family Systems In 15 Minutes · host Oliver Drakeford LMFT CGP

Circular Questions Family Therapy - a framework and technique you can use in your next Structural Family Therapy session or just to brush up on your family systems therapy techniques.Most therapists live in two or three types of circular questions without realizing there are eight. This video walks through a full framework with example questions you can use in your next session.Circular questioning came out of the Milan school of structural family therapy in the early 1980s. The core idea is that information comes from difference, and difference is where change begins. But most trainings only cover the basics: time-based questions and triadic questions between people. This video goes deeper into the cells that tend to get skipped — parts of a person, situational context, belief connections, and meaning connections.Join the new free Family Therapy Community here https://www.skool.com/family-systems-collective-7929/aboutGrab the handout to this video here https://www.mypeoplepatterns.com/youtube#Circ26

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