What Makes SF Different To Other Approaches?

SFBT & the Medical Profession

What you do after the first session

Evoking Client Resources

History Of The Outcome

Solution Focused Notes

Know Your Job, Know Your Role

An update on the research on SFBT

The Solution Focused Approach with Clients Considering Suicide

History of the Best Hopes

Solution Focused Brief Therapy: Self-of-the-therapist

Being Confident with SFBT

COVID-19

The Diamond

2020 SFU Conference

Using Solution Focused Brief Therapy As A Stand-Alone Approach

Change

What Makes SFBT Magical

The Importance Of Staying A Beginner

When Using SFBT is Hard

SFBT Research

Micro Questioning in SFBT

Using Practice to Improve Your Skills

SFBT when more than one person is present

Establishing the Desired Outcome

Hope

The Opportunity for Change

SFBT with clients struggling with an eating disorder

Using SFBT with clients struggling with Chronic/Severe problems

SFBT with the System

SFBT with Parenting Issues

SFBT with Couples

SFBT with Trauma

Staying Brief

Diversity in SFBT

An Analysis of the Question Process

SFBT Supervision

SFBT with Psychiatric issues

SFBT to Help Clients Overcome Addiction

SFBT with "Difficult" Clients

Cultural Humility: A Concept Analysis

SFBT with Couples

SFBT with Children

Ending the SFBT Session

The Preferred Fututre

Resource Talk

Elliott Connie

Eve Lipchik