The Heart of a Therapist
Much like the development of modern healthcare allowed for major progress in surgery, the Solution Focused approach has given us the same huge steps forward in psychotherapy.
A Certain Kind of Change
There are numerous qualities to the kind of change that we’re asking our clients about. What are some other qualities to this particular change that are important to keep in mind? [...]
How to Build Confidence as a Therapist
Have you ever felt a lack of confidence in the therapy room? You’re not alone. We all want to be confident in our abilities to help our clients. [...]
How to Turn Uncertainty Into Forward Movement
With uncertainties comes possibility, and it’s a matter of figuring out which version of yourself you want to become. So how can we push that self-doubt into the right direction? [...]
Smallness and Humility
Welcome to Possibilities with Dr. Adam Froerer and Cecil Walker. This week, we're talking about smallness, humility, and how we can appreciate our place in totality.
How Do You Find MEANINGFUL Change in Your Life?
Welcome to Possibilities with Dr. Adam Froerer and Cecil Walker. Today, we're talking about how to create change in a seemingly unchangeable situation.
Is SFBT Suitable For Trauma Survivors?
Is SFBT a suitable method of therapy for trauma survivors? Let's take a further look into the perspective we need to answer this question.
Should We Challenge Client Beliefs in SFBT
Should we challenge our client's beliefs, especially if we don't agree with them? Or should we ask a series of questions that help us better understand what the client really wants? [...]
Does a Client’s Best Hopes Reflect Their Universal Needs?
Welcome to Adam Answers, where we answer all of your SFBT questions. Today's topic comes from one of our SFU members, Kym Madden, who wants to know... does a client's best [...]
What to Do With Negative Clients in Your Therapy Session
Welcome to Adam Answers, where we answer all of your SFBT questions. Today's topic comes from one of our SFU members, Valerie Wise, who wants to know... how do we handle [...]