Active Listening Skills Flashcards
Psychologist who developed client-centered counselling model using active listening skills
Carl Rogers
5 active listening skills
- Attending
- Bracketing
- Leading
- Reflecting
- Probing
Communicates nonverbally that “I am listening to you”
Attending
Leaning forward the patient
Attending
Maintaining eye contact
Attending
Nodding head
Attending
Sitting at 45 degree-angle to the patient
Attending
Mental skill eliminating biases and prejudices
Bracketing
Setting aside personal feelings, thoughts and judgments to focus to that of the patient’s
Bracketing
2 kinds of leads
- Indirect leads
2. Direct leads
Open invitation of the doctor to the patient to talk about anything that he/she wishes
Indirect leads
“What would you like to talk about?”
Indirect leads
“What can I do for you?”
Indirect leads
“And then?”
Indirect leads
Requires that the doctor make a judgment call as to where he wants the patient to go
Direct leads