Becoming Solution-Focused In Brief TherapyRoutledge, 5 sep. 2013 - 288 sidor A practical guide to becoming solution-focused and construction solutions in brief therapy. At the core of the book is a sequence of skill-building chapters that cover all aspects of construction solutions. Each chapter explains and demonstrates a particular skill with discussion and exercises. |
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... someone else as the problem , how to work briefly with multiple problems , how to seek out positives when clients seem pessimistic or negative , and how to facilitate client self - empowerment . Throughout , the emphasis is on the ...
... someone else as the problem , how to work briefly with multiple problems , how to seek out positives when clients seem pessimistic or negative , and how to facilitate client self - empowerment . Throughout , the emphasis is on the ...
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... Someone Eke Is Defined as the Problem 13 Cooperating 14 Putting It All Together Case Examples 15 Voluntary or Involuntary A Basic Distinction 16 The Involuntary Client 17 It Ends with a Working Solution A Final Word References Narne ...
... Someone Eke Is Defined as the Problem 13 Cooperating 14 Putting It All Together Case Examples 15 Voluntary or Involuntary A Basic Distinction 16 The Involuntary Client 17 It Ends with a Working Solution A Final Word References Narne ...
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... someone else to change or expects the solution to be a change in someone else. Chapter Thirteen, Cooperating, is devoted to the metaphor of dance. The therapy conversation is a dance; as therapists, we need a variety of conversational ...
... someone else to change or expects the solution to be a change in someone else. Chapter Thirteen, Cooperating, is devoted to the metaphor of dance. The therapy conversation is a dance; as therapists, we need a variety of conversational ...
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... Someone Else Is Defined as the Problem 13. Cooperating .... 14. Putting It All Together Case Examples 15. Voluntary or Involuntary A Basic Distinction 16. The Involuntary Client ..... ..... ix ..... xi .1 ..... 10 .... 37 ..... 51 ...
... Someone Else Is Defined as the Problem 13. Cooperating .... 14. Putting It All Together Case Examples 15. Voluntary or Involuntary A Basic Distinction 16. The Involuntary Client ..... ..... ix ..... xi .1 ..... 10 .... 37 ..... 51 ...
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... someone else to change or expects the solution to be a change in someone else . Chapter Thirteen , Cooperating , is devoted to the metaphor of dance . The therapy conversation is a dance ; as therapists , we need a variety of ...
... someone else to change or expects the solution to be a change in someone else . Chapter Thirteen , Cooperating , is devoted to the metaphor of dance . The therapy conversation is a dance ; as therapists , we need a variety of ...
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3 | 34 |
A Positive Start | 37 |
4 | 40 |
WellDefined Goals | 51 |
5 | 57 |
Pathways of Constructing Solutions | 63 |
Enhancing Agency | 159 |
The Interactional Matrix | 175 |
But I Want Them to Be Different | 188 |
Cooperating | 200 |
Putting It All Together Case Examples | 217 |
Voluntary or Involuntary A Basic Distinction | 242 |
The Involuntary Client | 243 |
It Ends with a Working Solution | 255 |
The Hypothetical Solution Frame The Exceptions Frame | 68 |
Positive Feedback | 106 |
What Do We Do Next? Every Session Is the First Every Session Is the Last Contents | 140 |
37 | 265 |
247 | 266 |
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