Persuasive communication is used to mobilize action. In the case of individual disorders, "Specific Treatment Protocols" are used, which were developed on the basis of clinical experience in the research process of solved cases, lasting over 20 years, which are still valid today (*model developed by prof. Giorgio Nardone).

The therapeutic relationship is very important in Brief Strategic Therapy. It is important not only to understand the problem, but also how to convey this knowledge to the patient and have an emotional impact. The strategic therapist is very careful in the way he communicates with the patient, both verbally and nonverbally. We use a method of communication called non-trance hypnotherapy, transmitted through the research of Dr. Milton H. Erickson. An alternative is used between more explanatory language and analogical language based on images.

Strategies are used that interfere with the logic of the disorder and break the vicious circle that maintains problems. These are tasks - therapeutic strategies or tactics that allow us to better understand the structure of the problem and how it is maintained in the present. These tasks are specifically designed to inevitably trigger change because they allow you to experience something. Change occurs through experience, not reasoning. This is the most natural way to learn, experiment and quickly solve your or your problem.