I had the pleasure of having lunch recently with Cloe Madanes and I had the opportunity to ask her many questions. Later, my friend asked me, “Did you ask Cloe about how she sees family therapy has changed over the years?” I had to admit I had not. So I am sure there is a lot more we’d all like to know.

So if you had a question for Cloe Madanes, what would it be? You can enter it as a comment here by clicking on the comment link under the title or in the box below. Or email it to us at Support@TherapistLeadershipInstitute.com

By the way, I am hoping to get her to do a teleclass especially for us; I will keep you posted on that.

So let us know what is on your mind and what you’d like to ask Cloe.

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