Practitioner and family roles
The practitioner creates and controls the question set. Family members may answer during the shared session interaction, while the practitioner retains the resulting record.
Circular Question Set
Circular Question Set is a co-completed systemic questioning tool for family practitioners. It helps practitioners ask practitioner-entered circular questions, record multiple family members' responses, and review relational perspective data that can inform the next formulation or therapeutic question.
Set up sample participants, add a question, and review captured perspectives.
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Tool guide
Learn more about this tool
Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
Prompt handling
Exact substantive prompts are practitioner-entered because the product record supports the question type and intended information, not a fixed prompt set.
Limits
The tool does not include ratings, diagnostic categories, truth judgments, fixed dimensions, or automatic interpretation.
Does the demo include fixed circular question prompts?
No. The product supports practitioner-entered circular questions because fixed substantive prompts are not supplied by the product specification.
Can family members enter responses directly?
Yes, if used in direct-entry mode, they see the current practitioner-entered question and a narrative response field without scoring or interpretation.
What does the result show?
The result shows organized relational perspective data by respondent, relational target, question, response, and coverage of represented perspectives.