The book describes an approach that allows people to change their lives in the shortest possible time. This therapy is one of the few that has proven its effectiveness in science and practice, thanks to its structure, openness, saving clients' time and money, as well as achieving concrete results.
The goal of the book is to inspire professionals in the fields of therapy, education, and coaching, to expand their existing skills and optimally use their creative abilities to help clients.
The book is a concise, not overly terminology-heavy guide that allows understanding and applying an engaging approach that helps people make changes in their lives quickly and effectively.
The main topics of the book include: the history and origins of solution-focused practice, the philosophical foundations of the approach, methods and techniques, special applications for working with children and adolescents (including work in schools), families and adults, methods that help cope with difficult situations, ways to apply the techniques, including in supervision, coaching, and in leadership positions, and frequently asked questions.
This book is an invaluable resource for all therapists and counselors, both trainees and practitioners. It will also be a source of information necessary for any specialist whose work involves helping people make changes in their lives. Therefore, it will be of interest to social workers, probation officers, psychiatric clinic staff, doctors, and teachers, as well as those working in organizations as trainers and managers.