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behaviour
behavioural change strategies
brief therapy techniques
building
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CBT
central
Client's Language
client-centred approach
Client’s Language
cognitive
Cognitive Behavioural Treatment Methods
Concerted Effort
De Shazer
Early Maladaptive Schemas
Emotional Exhaustion
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Fix
future
Grade Evidence
Great Escape
Indirect Compliments
Life's Difficulties
Life’s Difficulties
mental health practice
miracle
Miracle Question
philosophy
Positive Lens
Pr Om
preferred
Preferred Future
question
Rear View Mirror
SFBT
Solution Focused
solution focused interventions for practitioners
Solution Focused Therapy
Steve De Shazer
strengths-based intervention
Strong Working Alliance
substance misuse counselling
Therapeutic Relationship
therapy
USA
Product details
- ISBN 9781138414778
- Weight: 470g
- Dimensions: 210 x 297mm
- Publication Date: 18 Jul 2017
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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This is a comprehensive step-by-step guide to incorporating solution focused techniques into everyday practice. Solution focused therapy helps clients to identify how their lives would be without their problems by exploring current client resources and strengths, and their hopes for the future. Instead of dissecting the problem, it looks at what is different when the problem isn't happening or is less severe. These times are the building blocks of solutions. Solution focused methodology is increasingly used within community mental health teams, mental health charities, inpatient settings, education and business, as it is a well-structured and demonstrably effective approach. This book provides: guidance for practitioners to gain the skills they need to move from problem focused work to searching for solutions; a comprehensive step-by-step guide to using solution focused techniques and integrating them into existing practice; a brief review of the evidence base on solution focused therapy; ample exercises to give to clients to help them move away from their problems to finding solutions; and, clear instructions on how to adapt these techniques for specific populations such as individuals with substance misuse problems, individuals in crisis, anger management and working with couples. This is a very clear and practical guide to using solution focused brief therapy in everyday practice and will be invaluable for all practitioners wanting to incorporate these techniques into their work.
