Discovering client exceptions and resources has always been a part of the Solution Focused Approach. I this video share one tip that will help you become more able to identify a client strength, resource or exception in session. Hope you like it.
What an important thing to keep in mind. Coming from a very privileged lifestyle I can see that I might just pass over things that are not present in my life without realizing the impact such things have on a client. It will be good to keep in mind as we work with women at the prison. Thanks, Elliott!
Dan
Great message, there, Elliott. Thanks! I will be sure to bring lessons like that with me from my past therapy work into my work as a solution-focused therapist.
Elliott Connie
January 11, 2018 at 6:41 am - Reply
You’re welcome Joe. I am glad you liked this video.
This was a really good point that upon reflection I haven’t paid enough attention to in my work.. I will try to remedy that going forward. Thanks for all you do trying to bring your clinical wisdom to the therapist community.
Elliott Connie
January 11, 2018 at 11:21 pm - Reply
Hey Heather, thanks for the comment and I am so glad you like this video.
Thanks for sharing this insight. I appreciate your humility as you share your journey to learning the concepts of SFBT.
I am so glad you like it Patricia!
What an important thing to keep in mind. Coming from a very privileged lifestyle I can see that I might just pass over things that are not present in my life without realizing the impact such things have on a client. It will be good to keep in mind as we work with women at the prison. Thanks, Elliott!
Dan
Glad you liked it Dan! Especially with the type of work that you do.
Great message, there, Elliott. Thanks! I will be sure to bring lessons like that with me from my past therapy work into my work as a solution-focused therapist.
You’re welcome Joe. I am glad you liked this video.
This was a really good point that upon reflection I haven’t paid enough attention to in my work.. I will try to remedy that going forward. Thanks for all you do trying to bring your clinical wisdom to the therapist community.
Hey Heather, thanks for the comment and I am so glad you like this video.