ABSTRACT
Intertwined interventions occur when the therapist connects two or more skills in one sentence or statement. The therapist may combine a paraphrase with an open question, a summary with a closed question, or a confrontation with immediacy, to name only three of the myriad of possible combinations. The potential for adding breadth and depth to the discussion with these advanced skills is endless. These interventions provide both speed and clarity to the therapy session.
