I have been thinking about couples therapy and SFBT lately because that is the topic for this month’s SFU content. So, there are 2 things I want to share with you everyone about this topic so I made a video […]
Of course when learning to use the Solution Focused Approach understanding the techniques and science is important. In this video however, I express the importance of community as well. (Here is the link I mention in the video www.trythesfu.com)
If you’re not careful, people can sometimes experience your SFBT questions as mundane. Sometimes clients will openly ask “what’s the point of this” as they go through an SFBT session. In this week’s video I share how to ensure your […]
From time to time, I am overcome with positive emotions and gratuitous feelings. At times, I just can’t believe this is my life. The fact that it is has led me to believe that nothing is impossible, imagine if we […]
The Solution Focused Approach is renowned for being an approach the focuses on the client’s future, but did you know we also use this approach to go into the past? If you were impressed by SFBT’s impact when focused forward, […]
No matter where I go people ask me, “how to best learn the Solution Focused Approach”. I literally get dozens of emails and social media messages about this question each week. While of course the answer includes reading books, reviewing […]
In one of my favorite movies there is a very touching scene where some approaches the main character and asks “How many fingers”? Eventually, the message is revealed to the main character and it changes his life. In this short […]
The Solution Focused Approach is hard to learn and even harder to practice. In this video, I share something that will certainly make a difference in your practice. This idea is simple but effective. Check it and let me know […]
The Solution Focused Approach is remarkable, I am absolutely convinced of this. In fact, I think it is so impactful we should not limit this approach to sessions. Perhaps, taking the most important perspective from this approach and applying it […]
As I’ve said many times, inspiration can come from unexpected places. One of mine was my mother who taught me a critical lesson about SFBT at a critical time in my life. Of course, she didn’t realize that’s what she […]
