Becoming a solution detective

By John Sharry

Subjects: Problem solving, Methods, Résolution de problème, PSYCHOLOGY / Mental Health, General, Brief Psychotherapy, Solution-focused brief therapy, Social Work, Mental Health, Psychothérapie brève orientée vers les solutions, Brief psychotherapy, SOCIAL SCIENCE, Problem Solving, SOCIAL SCIENCE / Social Work, Psychotherapy, PSYCHOLOGY

Description: "<EM>Becoming a Solution Detective</EM> is a practical, how-to guide for therapists, counselors, social workers, psychologists, nurses, and other professionals who are interested in making their practice solution-focused quickly and effectively. The authors, co-founders of the Brief Therapy Group in Dublin, Ireland, demystify the process of psychotherapy, making the concept of solution-based therapy accessible and relevant through case examples, practice exercises, and role-plays. The book's hands-on approach allows practitioners to adopt the authors' simple, self-teaching style and apply it to their work with clients.<BR><BR>It<EM> </EM>includes practical information on: <UL><LI>differences between the solution-based approach and traditional therapy <LI>establishing a successful therapeutic alliance with clients <LI>determining detailed, meaningful goals for the client <LI>mapping the clients journey to a solution <LI>possible ́dead ends in applying this type of therapy <LI>and much more!</LI></UL><EM>Becoming a Solution Detective</EM> is equally effective for newcomers to solution-focused therapy and professionals seeking to apply its principles to their own practices. As an academic textbook, the book is ideal for individual study in a variety of courses, including social work, counseling, nursing, psychology, education, and any other helping professions. <UL></UL>"-- "Becoming a Solution Detective is a practical, how-to guide for therapists, counselors, social workers, psychologists, nurses, and other professionals who are interested in making their practice solution-focused quickly and effectively. The authors, co-founders of the Brief Therapy Group in Dublin, Ireland, demystify the process of psychotherapy, making the concept of solution-based therapy accessible and relevant through case examples, practice exercises, and role-plays. The book's hands-on approach allows practitioners to adopt the authors' simple, self-teaching style and apply it to their work with clients"--