Solution-focused brief therapy (SFBT) is the highly effective practice that works by changing concentration from 'problem' behavior to 'solution' behavior in just a few sessions. Education and Training in Solution-Focused Brief Therapy presents articles, essays, and a multitude of exercises that explain this unique type of therapy with an eye toward helping readers to use the ideas for use in their own training. Detailed descriptions of training workshops and exercises spotlight the in-depth experiences of SFBT therapists to illuminate basic concepts and strategies. This one-of-a-kind book…mehr
Solution-focused brief therapy (SFBT) is the highly effective practice that works by changing concentration from 'problem' behavior to 'solution' behavior in just a few sessions. Education and Training in Solution-Focused Brief Therapy presents articles, essays, and a multitude of exercises that explain this unique type of therapy with an eye toward helping readers to use the ideas for use in their own training. Detailed descriptions of training workshops and exercises spotlight the in-depth experiences of SFBT therapists to illuminate basic concepts and strategies. This one-of-a-kind book includes helpful tables, thorough questionnaires, penetrating case studies, and each chapter is extensively referenced.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
* Introduction: The Birth of the Solution-Focused Brief Therapy Association (Thorana S. Nelson) * FOUNDERS' MEETINGS * The Founders' Meetings (Thorana S. Nelson) * Reflection on SFBTA Involvement (Shelley R. Clymer) * A Student's Response to the SFBT Training Meetings: The Future Looks Bright (Sara A. Smock) * USING SOLUTION-FOCUSED BRIEF THERAPY * Solution-Focused Group Therapy (Ron Banks) * Working with Multiple Stakeholders (Rayya Ghul) * A Thumbnail Map for Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (Lance Taylor) * NGP Triangle Exercise (Tomasz Switek) * 'Voices': An Exercise in Developing Solution-Focused Conversations with the Mentally Ill (Alasdair J. Macdonald) * Negotiating Goals in Conjoint Therapy: From Virtual to Actual Practice (Roger Lowe) * Engagement Through Complimenting (Insoo Kim Berg and Peter DeJong) * TEACHING EXERCISES * Openers (Lance Taylor) * The Name Game (Heather Fiske and Brenda Zalter) * Moan, Moan, Moan (Rayya Ghul) * Complaining Exercise (Josée Lamarre) * Eat Just One Raisin (Eric C. McCollum) * Inside and Outside (Steve de Shazer) * Pathologies to Descriptions: Moving from Problem to Solution DSM (Diagnostic Solution Method) (Thorana S. Nelson) * The Disease Concept and SFT: Difference in Action (Kathryn C. Shafer) * Listening and Constructing with Timeouts (Peter DeJong) * Ever Appreciating Circles (Paul Hackett) * Success and Failure (Sue Young) * Curious Questioning (Lance Taylor) * Harry's Magic Square (Harry Korman) * Deck of TrumpsOne of the Ways for Being Helpful to Clients and Professionals in Becoming as They Want to Be! (Tomasz Switek) * Playing Trumps Scenario: One of Many Possibilities! (Tomasz Switek) * Scaling in Action (Brenda Zalter and Heather Fiske) * A Scaling Walk (Paul Jackson) * Notes from Rayya (Rayya Ghul) * The State of Miracles in Relationships (Insoo Kim Berg) * Picturing the Future Exercise (Janet Campbell) * A Solution-Focused Group Message (Heather Fiske and Brenda Zalter) * Solution-Focused Scavenger Hunt (Heather Fiske and Brenda Zalter) * Group Gift Exercise (Heather Fiske and Brenda Zalter) * Exercise of Appreciation (Frank Thomas) * Solution-Focused Shopping (Heather Fiske and Brenda Zalter) * TRAINING WORKSHOPS * Clinical Training in Solution-Focused Therapy (Josée Lamarre) * Three Case Studies (Joel Simon) * Five Small-Group Exercises for Experiential Learning of SFBT (Heather Fiske) * Brief Training in Brief Therapies (Steve Myers) * Doing Something Different (Judith Milner) * Introducing Solution-Focused Thinking: A Half-Day Workshop (Rayya Ghul) * SOLUTION-FOCUSED TRAINING AND SUPERVISION * Solution-Focused Training for Social Workers (John Wheeler) * Becoming Solution-Focused: Some Beginning Thoughts (Lee Shilts and Kaisha A. Thomas) * Success Enhancing Supervision (John R. Briggs and Gale Miller) * Solution-Focused Supervision: Returning the Focus to Client Goals (Jay D. Trenhaile) * The Listen and Describe Approach to Training in Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (Dan Gallagher) * Creating a Different Reality: Expanding Points of View (Jennifer Andrews) * Teaching Practice via Success Stories (Peter DeJong) * Solution-Focused Practice Teaching in Social Work (John Wheeler and Yvonne Greaves) * Thoughts from a Solution-Focused Supervisor (Teri Pichot) * Index * Reference Notes Included
* Introduction: The Birth of the Solution-Focused Brief Therapy Association (Thorana S. Nelson) * FOUNDERS' MEETINGS * The Founders' Meetings (Thorana S. Nelson) * Reflection on SFBTA Involvement (Shelley R. Clymer) * A Student's Response to the SFBT Training Meetings: The Future Looks Bright (Sara A. Smock) * USING SOLUTION-FOCUSED BRIEF THERAPY * Solution-Focused Group Therapy (Ron Banks) * Working with Multiple Stakeholders (Rayya Ghul) * A Thumbnail Map for Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (Lance Taylor) * NGP Triangle Exercise (Tomasz Switek) * 'Voices': An Exercise in Developing Solution-Focused Conversations with the Mentally Ill (Alasdair J. Macdonald) * Negotiating Goals in Conjoint Therapy: From Virtual to Actual Practice (Roger Lowe) * Engagement Through Complimenting (Insoo Kim Berg and Peter DeJong) * TEACHING EXERCISES * Openers (Lance Taylor) * The Name Game (Heather Fiske and Brenda Zalter) * Moan, Moan, Moan (Rayya Ghul) * Complaining Exercise (Josée Lamarre) * Eat Just One Raisin (Eric C. McCollum) * Inside and Outside (Steve de Shazer) * Pathologies to Descriptions: Moving from Problem to Solution DSM (Diagnostic Solution Method) (Thorana S. Nelson) * The Disease Concept and SFT: Difference in Action (Kathryn C. Shafer) * Listening and Constructing with Timeouts (Peter DeJong) * Ever Appreciating Circles (Paul Hackett) * Success and Failure (Sue Young) * Curious Questioning (Lance Taylor) * Harry's Magic Square (Harry Korman) * Deck of TrumpsOne of the Ways for Being Helpful to Clients and Professionals in Becoming as They Want to Be! (Tomasz Switek) * Playing Trumps Scenario: One of Many Possibilities! (Tomasz Switek) * Scaling in Action (Brenda Zalter and Heather Fiske) * A Scaling Walk (Paul Jackson) * Notes from Rayya (Rayya Ghul) * The State of Miracles in Relationships (Insoo Kim Berg) * Picturing the Future Exercise (Janet Campbell) * A Solution-Focused Group Message (Heather Fiske and Brenda Zalter) * Solution-Focused Scavenger Hunt (Heather Fiske and Brenda Zalter) * Group Gift Exercise (Heather Fiske and Brenda Zalter) * Exercise of Appreciation (Frank Thomas) * Solution-Focused Shopping (Heather Fiske and Brenda Zalter) * TRAINING WORKSHOPS * Clinical Training in Solution-Focused Therapy (Josée Lamarre) * Three Case Studies (Joel Simon) * Five Small-Group Exercises for Experiential Learning of SFBT (Heather Fiske) * Brief Training in Brief Therapies (Steve Myers) * Doing Something Different (Judith Milner) * Introducing Solution-Focused Thinking: A Half-Day Workshop (Rayya Ghul) * SOLUTION-FOCUSED TRAINING AND SUPERVISION * Solution-Focused Training for Social Workers (John Wheeler) * Becoming Solution-Focused: Some Beginning Thoughts (Lee Shilts and Kaisha A. Thomas) * Success Enhancing Supervision (John R. Briggs and Gale Miller) * Solution-Focused Supervision: Returning the Focus to Client Goals (Jay D. Trenhaile) * The Listen and Describe Approach to Training in Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (Dan Gallagher) * Creating a Different Reality: Expanding Points of View (Jennifer Andrews) * Teaching Practice via Success Stories (Peter DeJong) * Solution-Focused Practice Teaching in Social Work (John Wheeler and Yvonne Greaves) * Thoughts from a Solution-Focused Supervisor (Teri Pichot) * Index * Reference Notes Included
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