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Couples enter therapy because of pain. Hope keeps them coming back.

The hope that couples are looking for when they come into your office can be lost if sessions are focused on problems and pathology.

You can provide with solution-focused therapy. Results are rapid and meaningful. For the couples in your care. Help them build their future together.

SFT is an evidence-based approach to psychotherapy that focuses on your clients’ greatest desired outcomes instead of the problems to be reduced. It is designed to complement any therapeutic framework. The solution-focused therapy approach engages clients to make a change whether they are new to therapy or stuck in the therapeutic process.

And different from traditional problem-driven approaches. Solution-Focused Therapy helps clients recognize their internal resources, identify personal strengths and build on what is already working for them.

SFT experts are invited to join. There is a person who is a MA, LPC, and also a person who is a person who is a person who is a person who is a person who is a person who is a person who is a person who is a person who is a person who is a person who is a And. Linda Metcalf is a PhD. The course will teach you how to use solution-focused therapy to help your clients. They should grow their relationships. That’s right. Even in the presence of complex issues. Depression, anxiety, trauma, and more…

77 empirical studies have shown that the approach can be used in as little as 3 sessions.

SFT starts with the end in mind.

What do you want from our work?

What brought you here today?

The Solution-Focused Therapy model focuses on your clients’ greatest desires, goals and solutions instead of the problems to be reduced. This approach of helping is the result of this focus. It is much more simple. Traditional problem-focused approaches are not that different.

You will learn how to use solution-focused therapy. Improving cooperation between partners will move them towards their goals. You will see through clear explanations, engaging exercises and case studies. How do you conduct SFT sessions? Use pointed questions and conversations with couples. Positively shape their future together.

Enroll now and learn how to do it.

• Instill hope and promote change from your very first session with practical skills from SFT
• Move couples from their “best hopes” to finding real solutions in just 5 simple steps
• Quickly engage your most challenging clients to become active participants in therapy by focusing on desired future outcomes instead of past problems
• Enhance the effectiveness of your current therapeutic approach
• Improve client communication with evidence-based communication strategies that lead to calm, productive conversations between clients
• Experience greater creativity and satisfaction in your work
• Create customizable treatment plans that meet the unique needs of individual clients
• Extract meaningful responses and solutions , even from those who just seem to want to fight, by learning how to ask the right questions

If you are at that point where your clients are not improving, then this course is for you.

How this training works.

Enroll today and you will get access to renowned experts. You should be guided step-by-step. Through two modules of intensive training on the foundations of Solution-Focused Therapy as well as the specific application in couples therapy.

The first module is Beyond Compliments.

Solution-Focused Therapy is used in clinical practice.

A five-hour video training. Linda is a PhD.

Imagine a therapy session where you focus on the priority goals of your client and you collaborate on the steps to accomplish that goal.

The client becomes an active part of the solution when they identify their desired outcomes. What is already working?

Empowerment occurs in the very first session when your client is focused on their direction of choice.

You will learn the basics of the evidence-based SFT model in this innovative module. Through step-by-step instruction, you will learn how to create goals with your clients through a variety of questions, and how to help clients work efficiently to accomplish their desired change in their lives.

There is an introduction to solution-focused therapy.

• The Five Steps to Solutions
  • Concern
  • Goal Setting
  • Exception Identification
  • Scaling Question
  • Task Development
• Re-description of diagnosis to help clients see themselves within the normal range
• Interactive Solution-Focused practice

The process is solution-focused.

• Solution-Focused ideas to consider
• Working with challenging clients
• Specific applications of SFT
  • Sexual abuse
  • Grief and loss
  • School issues
  • Chemical Dependency
  • Eating disorders

And so much more.

• Discovering exceptions and how to handle them
• The art of making lists with clients struggling with depression, relationship conflict or family issues
• Techniques you can begin to use immediately in your next session

Solution focused therapy for couples is module 2.

Dynamic results can be achieved with an evidence-based approach.

A five-hour video training. There is a MA and a LPC.

In this module, you will learn how to use the foundations of SFT from module 1 to help couples work together to build the relationship they desire rather than arguing about the problems that have occurred. You will be able to help couples focus on moving forward and positively shape their preferred future together.

Combining hope-filled stories, dynamic lecture, interactive exercises, and video examples, Dr.

You will end this session confident that you can help couples through the 6 steps of SFT therapy.

Establishing a best hope is the first step.

• How to establish a set of goals and direction from the very start
• How to use questions and language to accomplish goals

Problem free talk is Step 2.

• The value of taking time to get to know the client beyond their problems
• Identifying the therapist’s task during this stage

The third step is honeymoon talk.

• How to identify the couple’s exceptions and amplify them
• How to identify the couple’s strengths and amplify them

There is a picture of the preferred future.

• Discovering key components to a usable preferred future
• How to use solution building language to assist the couple in describing their future

Determine current status toward progress.

• Examining different types of scaling questions
• The 4 points to an SF scale

Session feedback/suggestions is Step 6.

• Session closed