A therapist's question should be formed in such a way not to contaminate the client's model of the world with presuppositions inherent in the way a question is asked. E. Normal dyadic discourse is ok for social conversation, but is not much given to the delivery of language as a healing art. F. Clean Language encourages psychoactivity. It has the ability to recreate and construe context so that it becomes self healing. If you get it right, it happens right there in front of you, and mostly happens in the pauses between questions.
Pauses are tremendous servants.
They are response-inviting gaps in which psychoactivity takes place. This contrasts markedly with processes which engage cognizance. The definite article 'the' is left out. Most sentences start with 'and'. No proper names are used, and only personal pronouns after they have been introduced by the client.