I believe that the key to living a life that is meaningful and wonderful is by living a life that aligns with your purpose and the things you stand for. My desire is to help you achieve this.
Elliott discusses the importance of taking the details of what your client tells you to guide you through the session and the SFBT process.
In SFBT, we often say that the solution lies outside the problem. See how joy can affect us in ways that we don’t even consider, and how it relates to SFBT.
The connection between clinician and client is vital to the success of therapy. Therefore, it is important to remember your clients are people, and not a collection of problems and mistakes.
Elliott explains how doing even one small act of kindness can help you get yourself out of any problem you may have.
Between Sarah Fuller and Biden’s cabinet fleshing out to the most diverse in American history, Elliott revisits the importance of representation.
Regardless of what some critics may say, believing your client’s reality as their truth is imperative. Not just in understanding and helping your clients, but also in life, where it can help us empathize and understand each other.
Sometimes in life, a solution to a problem might seem counterintuitive at first glance. Similarly, Solution Focused Brief Therapy might seem like it’s counterintuitive, but it’s exactly this factor that makes it so effective.
The world and the internet can be such an ugly place. To combat this, I have a challenge for you.
We often forget that good things are still happening around us, and that progress is still being made. Recently, the Florida Marlins made history by hiring Kim Ng, the first ever female General Manager. Elliott gives his thoughts on why […]
