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"Features Insoo Kim Berg and Steve de Shazer, co-founders of the Brief Family Therapy Center in Milwaukee. Introduces solution-focused therapy, a goal-focused therapy which seeks client-generated solutions to problems and is often briefer than traditional psychotherapy. Presents an actual counseling session using solution- focused therapy followed by a group discussion analyzing the session."@en
""In this training video, Insoo Kim Berg demonstrates Solution-Focused Therapy in an actual therapy session. Solution-Focused Therapy (SFT) emphasizes clients' existing strengths and skills instead of problems and psychopathology. You will observe SFT originator Berg's optimistic and supportive therapy style, and her faith that however difficult or desperate the client's situation appears to be, by tapping into the clients' internal resources she can help them make positive changes in their lives. You will understand the key concepts of Solution-Focused Therapy, including assuming the client as expert, and focusing on strengths and solutions rather than problems and diagnoses; learn how to respond to clients by using their words, mirroring their skills and assets, and reframing problems into solutions; and learn how to apply solution-focused techniques including the Miracle Question, scaling, and exceptions to your own therapeutic work with clients. Intended for students and practitioners in clinical psychology, counseling, social work, and related health professions.""
""In this training video, Insoo Kim Berg demonstrates Solution-Focused Therapy in an actual therapy session. Solution-Focused Therapy (SFT) emphasizes clients' existing strengths and skills instead of problems and psychopathology. You will observe SFT originator Berg's optimistic and supportive therapy style, and her faith that however difficult or desperate the client's situation appears to be, by tapping into the clients' internal resources she can help them make positive changes in their lives. You will understand the key concepts of Solution-Focused Therapy, including assuming the client as expert, and focusing on strengths and solutions rather than problems and diagnoses; learn how to respond to clients by using their words, mirroring their skills and assets, and reframing problems into solutions; and learn how to apply solution-focused techniques including the Miracle Question, scaling, and exceptions to your own therapeutic work with clients. Intended for students and practitioners in clinical psychology, counseling, social work, and related health professions.""@en
"Begins with a discussion about the theory and its application, followed by an actual counseling demonstration. Concludes with a group of professionals discussing the demonstration and the theory."
"Begins with a discussion about the theory and its application, followed by an actual counseling demonstration. Concludes with a group of professionals discussing the demonstration and the theory."
"Features Insoo Kim Berg and Steve de Shazer, co-founders of the Brief Family Therapy Center in Milwaukee. Introduces solution-focused therapy, a goal-focused therapy which seeks client-generated solutions to problems and is often briefer than traditional psychotherapy. Presents an actual counseling session using solution-focused therapy followed by a group discussion analyzing the session."
"As the name implies, solution-focused therapy emphasizes clients' existing strengths and skills instead of problems and psychopathology. In this video, Berg demonstrates her uniquely optimistic and supportive therapy style. See how effectively she connects with the client, using her language, tracking how the client frames her problems, and mirroring her skills and assets. Hosts Jon Carlson and Diane Kjos introduce Berg and facilitate an enlightening discussion, which sheds light on the subtle nuances of this seemingly simplistic approach. From watching this video, you will: * Develop an understanding of the key concepts of Solution-Focused Therapy including assuming the client as expert, and focusing on strengths and solutions, rather than problems and diagnoses. * Gain insight into Insoo Kim Berg's interview style and how she responds to clients using their words, mirrors their skills and assets, and reframes problems into solutions. * Learn how to apply Solution-Focused techniques including the Miracle Question, Scaling, and Exceptions to your own therapeutic work with clients."
"As the name implies, Solution-Focused Therapy emphasizes clients' existing strengths and skills instead of problems and psychopathology. In this video, Berg demonstrates her uniquely optimistic and supportive therapy style, and her faith that however difficult or desperate the client's situation appears to be, by tapping into the clients' internal resources she can help them make positive changes in their lives. See how effectively she connects with the client, using her language, tracking how the client frames her problems, and mirroring her skills and assets. Hosts Jon Carlson and Diane Kjos introduce Berg and facilitate an enlightening discussion, which sheds light on the subtle nuances of this seemingly simplistic approach. If you've heard of Solution Focused Therapy, or even read some of Insoo's books, but never had a chance to see her in action, you're in for a real treat. Her style is unique, but her optimism is almost contagious. Even if her approach is quite different from how you typically work, you will surely find something from watching her that you can use or be inspired by. Keywords: Insoo, Kim, Berg, solution, focused, SFT, brief, Counseling, counselling, Social Work, Social Worker, Therapy, Psychotherapy, Psychotherapy.net, Therapist.--Supplied by publisher."@en
"Introduces the brief therapy based on the belief that it is not sufficient to help clients eliminate their problems, but to identify the appropriate solution and apply it to the problem. Insoo Kim Berg conducts an actual counseling demonstration. Concludes with a group of professionals discussing the demonstration and the theory."
"Introduces the brief therapy based on the belief that it is not sufficient to help clients eliminate their problems, but to identify the appropriate solution and apply it to the problem. Insoo Kim Berg conducts an actual counseling demonstration. Concludes with a group of professionals discussing the demonstration and the theory."@en