Abstract
New doors in Psychotherapy interviews: an exploration on delegate stages in the search of solutions: In this work the notion of delegation is proposed to explore the relationship between therapist and consultee, and the convenience of the therapeutic interventions. We elaborate two questionnaires following a problem-solving strategy prototype, and examined the records of 67 sessions, given by 33 consulte es and 18 therapist. We test 14 hypothesis and found that the stages of prototype allow the consultees to express the kind of help they want to get from the therapist. Regarding the kind of help consultees want the help to know how acting to get thing changes is pointed out by 38% of the consultees' answers. A 20% point out the help to understand what is happening, whereas other 23% point out the help to know what has to be attained. Also, that the more the therapeutic team interventions adjust to the kind of help that the consultees wish the more the help that these find in the sessions.
