Recent Blog Posts
The Most Important Word In SFBT Language
Since Solution Focused Brief Therapy is an approach focused on desired outcomes, then we have to have a way of responding when clients talk about the problem. The tricky part is, we have to do this while not making the client think they have answered the question wrong. In fact, we want them to know […]
Read MoreWhen the Client Wants Something Impossible, Do This
Though it is rare, there are times when the client will ask for something hat is not possible. Perhaps they wish their ex would want them again or deceased loved one would come back. Sometimes they want a huge goal that is so big it is highly unlikely, a young person wishing to be rich. […]
Read MoreI’ve Abandoned the Miracle Question (sort of), Here’s Why
Like most things, the more we do something the more that thing evolves. That’s certainly true for me and my practice of Solution Focused Brief Therapy. Recently there has been a monumental shift in my work and the way I ask clients about their preferred future. That’s what this video is all about.
Read MoreA Solution Focused Myth Debunked
The Solution Focused Brief Therapy Approach has become known for many things, such as being effective in few sessions or being positive. One such idea is that this approach is all about the future. This is not quite true and this video will dispel this myth, hopefully, once and for all.
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Elliott Connie is a solution focused therapist with his private practice based in Keller, TX. Elliott specializes in using the solution focused approach to work with couples. He is the co-author of the book