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Solution Focused Brief Therapy: An Evidence-Based Approach to Create Rapid, Sustainable Change with Any Client

Would you like to see more progress in session? Have you found yourself stuck with certain clients, addressing the same problems and symptoms week after week?

Would you like to see your clients transform themselves into the most positive, creative, and motivated people they can be, regardless of presenting problem or diagnosis?

It’s time to incorporate Solution Focused Brief Therapy into your clinical toolbox!

Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT) is an evidence-based, straightforward, result-driven approach to therapy that helps clients become “unstuck” by drawing on their already existing resources and personal strengths. Through easy to learn, simple interventions and principles, SFBT offers you a whole new perspective of what therapy can do.

Watch Elliott Connie, SFBT trainer, author and psychotherapist, as he walks you through the philosophical shift from problem to solution-oriented therapy that will completely change your practice. No tricks, no theoretical rhetoric that takes years to understand – just simple, practical, innovative strategies that will transform your clients’ relationship with their perceived problem.

In this dynamic, engaging recording you’ll have the opportunity to practice the skills and even watch a SFBT session from start to finish so you’ll know exactly how to use it in your own office!

Breathe new life into your practice – purchase today!

Program Information

Objectives

  1. Utilize specific solution-focused strategies, including miracle and best-hopes questions to improve clinical outcomes.
  2. Compare the benefits of utilizing a solution-focused approach versus other evidence-based treatment models.
  3. Implement solution-focused interventions that shift the conversation from “problem talk” toward productive, solution-oriented talk.
  4. Assess the practical benefits and limitations of utilizing a solution-focused treatment approach with clients.
  5. Summarize the current research related to the efficacy of a solution-focused approach to treatment.
  6. Implement the structure and questions of the Solution Focused Approach with their clients in an ethical way.

Copyright : 24/10/2019

Becoming Solution Focused in Therapy

Mastering Solution-Focused Brief Therapy requires practitioners to learn the deceptively simple process of asking targeted questions in session that thwart the all too common temptation for both therapist and client to focus on the problem, rather than exploring solutions. In addition to making therapy briefer and more efficient, this approach will increase your effectiveness with any client, with any issue, including depression and anxiety.

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Objectives

  1. Identify the differences between solution-focused and problem-focused approaches. 
  2. Explain effective ways to use the Solution-Focused Approach to improve clinical outcomes with clients. 
  3. Assess the research on the Solution-Focused Approach as it relates to case conceptualization. 

Copyright : 24/03/2019

Using Solution Focused Brief Therapy to Maximize Telehealth Sessions

Any diagnosis, any presenting problem, any therapy platform – your clients CAN create lasting change in their lives!

Join Elliott Connie, SFBT trainer, author, and psychotherapist, as he walks you through the why’s and how-tos of using a solution-focused approach on a telehealth platform. After just 3 hours with Elliott, you’re sure to have a clinical toolbox that’s overflowing with simple, practical, innovative strategies that will transform your clients’ relationship with their perceived problem.

This lecture will go beyond theory to focus on practical strategies that viewers can utilize in their telehealth practice immediately - purchase today!

Program Information

Objectives

  1. Appraise the efficacy of utilizing solution-focused brief therapy on a telehealth platform.
  2. Conduct telehealth-based solution-focused therapy sessions per the flow chart outlined during the lecture.
  3. Implement solution-focused interventions that shift the conversation from “problem talk” toward productive, solution-oriented talk.

Copyright : 14/04/2020