- Goal Setting: Working with clients to define clear, achievable goals for therapy.
- Identifying Resources: Exploring and recognizing clients’ strengths, skills, and past successes that can be leveraged to achieve their goals.
- Scaling Questions: Using scaling questions to assess clients’ progress, motivation, and confidence in reaching their goals.
- Miracle Question: Asking the “miracle question” to help clients envision their desired future and identify steps to achieve it.
- Exception Seeking: Identifying times when the problem was less severe or absent and exploring what was different during those times.
- Building Solutions: Collaboratively developing and implementing strategies to achieve clients’ goals, focusing on practical and actionable steps.
Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT)
Focused on finding solutions and achieving goals quickly.