One example of a solution-focused approach would be to educate the parents of a disruptive child that their disagreements in handling their child are reinforcing his or her problems.

One example of a solution-focused approach would be to educate the parents of a disruptive child that their disagreements in handling their child are reinforcing his or her problems.

Solution-focused brief therapy is a form of therapy that focuses on finding solutions to a person’s problems, rather than focusing on the problems themselves.

O'Hanlon (1999), a solution-focused psychotherapist, who introduced the term posttraumatic success, gives some guidelines for therapy with survivors: ...

Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT) is a dynamic, goal-orientated therapeutic approach that prioritises clients’ strengths and resources over problem analysis. Rooted in social constructionist ...

Solution-focused therapy is a strengths-based approach, emphasizing the resources people invariably possess and how these can be applied to the change process. A review was undertaken on the treatment ...

CYNTHIA J. OSBORN, Does Disease Matter? Incorporating Solution-Focused Brief Therapy in Alcoholism Treatment, Journal of Alcohol and Drug Education, Vol. 43, No. 1 (Fall, 1997), pp. 18-30 ...

From a solution-focused perspective, the focus in treatment shifts from posttraumatic stress to posttraumatic success. Resiliency: What does not kill me, makes me strong.