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A few years ago, our team set up a research project to evaluate the therapeutic effect of reflexivity practices, standardized in the form of a semi-structured reflexive interview (cf. Auberjonois et al. 2011). In this article, we report on how the practice of this interview was experienced by the therapists involved in the research. To do this, we use the data from a focus group session conducted with them. We also suggest, by way of a brief historical review, that the questioning of reflexivity in therapy, although promoted and often associated with the so-called “postmodern” trend, has existed since the origins of systemic family therapies.