Story-focused prompts
Explore how a problem is described and what that description makes visible.
Make room for
a different telling.
Use provider-selected prompts that help clients examine language, identity, values, exceptions, and preferred stories between appointments.
What it helps you do
Let each prompt open a useful direction.
Structured reflection preserves the client’s language and examples for the next conversation, where client and provider can explore their meaning together.
Exceptions and detail
Notice times when the problem had less influence or another response appeared.
Values and preferences
Reflect on what the client wants a preferred direction to stand for.
Client language
Preserve words and meanings the client chooses.
Bounded reflection
Use one focused prompt rather than an unstructured demand to write.
Return to dialogue
Bring selected observations into a collaborative provider conversation.
How it works
Invite reflection, then return to dialogue.
Choose the question together
Select a prompt connected to language or a direction already present in care.
Reflect with flexibility
Write, speak, or simply notice in the format that fits the client.
Discuss what fits
Review the client’s meaning and decide what deserves more attention.
Bring Narrative Reflection into the work between appointments.
Start with the provider workspace for free and configure the workflow around your practice.