Provides a comprehensive model for effectively blending the two main postmodern brief therapy approaches: solution-focused and narrative therapies. It harnesses the power of both models to offer brief, effective help to clients that builds on their strengths and abilities to envision and craft preferred outcomes.
Provides a comprehensive model for effectively blending the two main postmodern brief therapy approaches: solution-focused and narrative therapies. It harnesses the power of both models to offer brief, effective help to clients that builds on their strengths and abilities to envision and craft preferred outcomes.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Linda Metcalf, MEd, PhD, LMFT, LPC, is currently a Professor of Graduate Counseling Programs at Texas Wesleyan University in Fort Worth, Texas where she created a COAMFTE accredited doctoral program in marriage and family therapy. She is past president of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy and has been president of the Texas Association for Marriage and Family Therapy twice. She is the creator of the Solution Focused Schools Unlimited podcast and the free Solution Focused Connection webinar, created in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Contents Foreword by Elliot Connie, LPC Preface 1. Meaningful Solutions The Search Is On . . . From Modern to Postmodern: Seeing Clients as Experts Postmodern Models at Work Applying the Blend of Ideas to Valerie’s Case Rebuilding a New Presentation Adding Noteworthy Encouragement The New Brand Sells The Power of Redescription Using Redescription to Create New Presentations Results of the Blend Summary Personal Exercise 2. Solution Focused Stories Combining Strengths of Both Models Guiding Constructs of Solution Focused Narrative Therapy Putting the Constructs to Work Summary Personal Exercise 3. Action-Filled Narratives Solution Focused Narrative Therapy: Conversational Ideas What About the Next Session? Summary Personal Exercise 4. Triumph Over Trauma Storytelling 101: Finding Resolution to a Plot Seventy-Seven Years: A Timeline to a Preferred Future Composing a New Chapter After Trauma From Trauma to Resolutions: Let the Words of the Client Guide the Way Dear Client: Teach Me How to Talk to You Summary Personal Exercise 5. Relationship Presentations Therapists Make Presentations, Too Changing the Rules To Change Someone, Change Yourself Relatable Moments That Build Trust Doing Things Differently With Adolescents Packing Up the Baggage and Reclaiming a Relationship Summary Personal Exercise 6. Dangerous Habits Habits Happen as a Method of Coping Gaining Personal Control There’s a Monster in My Head Coping Safely Assumptions About Clients With Dangerous Habits Substance Abuse Habits Moving Beyond the Roadblocks Rearranging the Furniture Distancing From Self-Injury Reclaiming Health From Eating Disorders Guiding Template for Clients With Dangerous Habits Summary Personal Exercise 7. Timeless Influences Videos, Ornaments, and Aftershave The Art of Re-Membering Finding Peace for Lilly Addressing Early Childhood Issues Summary Personal Exercise 8. Reintroducing School Clients Making a Campus Appearance How Schools Respond to Problems Attempts to Change Behavior Academic Labels Notifications No More Summary Personal Exercise 9. Writing Miracle Days With Families Writing New Miracles With Families Guiding Ideas for Working With Families Gaining Control of a Diagnosis A Blended Family Gets Together Creating a New Chapter After Loss Parenting and Couplehood Reconciliation Forever Family Sculpting: Managing a Change of Characters Summary Personal Exercise 10. The Path to Less Distress Gaining Distance From a Diagnosis Externalizing Diagnoses Ideas and Steps for Externalizing Problems The Woman I Used to Be Exceptional Descriptions Always Seek Exceptions for Direction Summary Personal Exercise 11. Treatment Planning and Group Therapy Collaborative Approach to Assessment and Transition Planning Solution Focused Narrative Approach Changing the Focus of Staff From Admission to Discharge in One Conversation Group Therapy for Solution Building Steps to Take When Beginning a Group Summary Personal Exercise Appendix: Guiding Constructs of Solution Focused Narrative Therapy Index
Contents Foreword by Elliot Connie, LPC Preface 1. Meaningful Solutions The Search Is On . . . From Modern to Postmodern: Seeing Clients as Experts Postmodern Models at Work Applying the Blend of Ideas to Valerie’s Case Rebuilding a New Presentation Adding Noteworthy Encouragement The New Brand Sells The Power of Redescription Using Redescription to Create New Presentations Results of the Blend Summary Personal Exercise 2. Solution Focused Stories Combining Strengths of Both Models Guiding Constructs of Solution Focused Narrative Therapy Putting the Constructs to Work Summary Personal Exercise 3. Action-Filled Narratives Solution Focused Narrative Therapy: Conversational Ideas What About the Next Session? Summary Personal Exercise 4. Triumph Over Trauma Storytelling 101: Finding Resolution to a Plot Seventy-Seven Years: A Timeline to a Preferred Future Composing a New Chapter After Trauma From Trauma to Resolutions: Let the Words of the Client Guide the Way Dear Client: Teach Me How to Talk to You Summary Personal Exercise 5. Relationship Presentations Therapists Make Presentations, Too Changing the Rules To Change Someone, Change Yourself Relatable Moments That Build Trust Doing Things Differently With Adolescents Packing Up the Baggage and Reclaiming a Relationship Summary Personal Exercise 6. Dangerous Habits Habits Happen as a Method of Coping Gaining Personal Control There’s a Monster in My Head Coping Safely Assumptions About Clients With Dangerous Habits Substance Abuse Habits Moving Beyond the Roadblocks Rearranging the Furniture Distancing From Self-Injury Reclaiming Health From Eating Disorders Guiding Template for Clients With Dangerous Habits Summary Personal Exercise 7. Timeless Influences Videos, Ornaments, and Aftershave The Art of Re-Membering Finding Peace for Lilly Addressing Early Childhood Issues Summary Personal Exercise 8. Reintroducing School Clients Making a Campus Appearance How Schools Respond to Problems Attempts to Change Behavior Academic Labels Notifications No More Summary Personal Exercise 9. Writing Miracle Days With Families Writing New Miracles With Families Guiding Ideas for Working With Families Gaining Control of a Diagnosis A Blended Family Gets Together Creating a New Chapter After Loss Parenting and Couplehood Reconciliation Forever Family Sculpting: Managing a Change of Characters Summary Personal Exercise 10. The Path to Less Distress Gaining Distance From a Diagnosis Externalizing Diagnoses Ideas and Steps for Externalizing Problems The Woman I Used to Be Exceptional Descriptions Always Seek Exceptions for Direction Summary Personal Exercise 11. Treatment Planning and Group Therapy Collaborative Approach to Assessment and Transition Planning Solution Focused Narrative Approach Changing the Focus of Staff From Admission to Discharge in One Conversation Group Therapy for Solution Building Steps to Take When Beginning a Group Summary Personal Exercise Appendix: Guiding Constructs of Solution Focused Narrative Therapy Index
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