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Karl Tomm^1,2, Carsten Hornstrup³, Thomas Johansen⁴

¹University of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta, Canada.

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Interventive interviewing, a method for generating client questions, is updated with a revised framework. This enhances systemic interviewing skills for professionals in therapy and organizational settings.

Keywords:

intentions interventions interviewing questions social constructionism systemic practices

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Communication Studies

Background:

Interventive interviewing is a methodology rooted in systemic and social constructionist theories.
It has been applied effectively in clinical and organizational contexts.

Purpose of the Study:

To review the original interventive interviewing framework and its adaptations.
To propose a revised framework for enhanced systemic interviewing.
To expand the applicability and interventive potential of the approach.

Main Methods:

Review of existing literature on interventive interviewing in systemic therapy and organizational consulting.
Development of a revised framework based on practical application in therapy and organizational work.
Inclusion of post-modern interviewing principles.

Main Results:

The paper presents an updated framework for interventive interviewing.
The revised approach broadens the scope and applicability of systemic interviewing.
Expanded interventive possibilities are offered for professionals.

Conclusions:

The revised interventive interviewing framework systematically enhances professional interviewing skills.
The updated methodology provides practical tools and examples for practitioners.
Adopting this approach offers professionals new options for client engagement.