Should We Challenge Client Beliefs in SFBT | ADAM ANSWERS

Should we challenge our client's beliefs, especially if we don't agree with them? Or should we ask a series of questions that help us better understand what the client really wants?

Change very likely does not occur if we take a challenging approach with our client. Instead, we should seek to understand WHY they want that thing that we want to challenge.

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