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This step-by-step training manual guides readers through the clinical practice of solution-focused brief therapy (SFBT) for use with families.
This book presents SFBT to family psychologists and other therapists and health care professionals in related fields in an easy to learn format that provides specific clinical skills and case examples to enhance learning. It provides an overview of SFBT, a brief history of its origins, underlying theory and research, and session sequencing and tools for using the SFBT approach with families, and teaches the reader how to conduct an SFBT session from beginning to end.
Detailed procedures and case examples in this book illustrate practice with diverse clients in clinical and counseling settings, including the challenges therapists may face in working with families and how to avoid roadblocks in therapy. Readers will gain valuable insights and practical guidance in how to use this effective approach to therapeutic change.This step-by-step manual describes the history, theory, and practice of solution-focused brief therapy (SFBT) for use with families.
Johnny Kim, PhD, LCSW, is a professor in the Graduate School of Social Work at the University of Denver. Dr. Kim received his PhD from the University of Texas at Austin and was a Council on Social Work Education Minority Clinical Fellow. His teaching areas include clinical social work theory and practice, SFBT, cognitive-behavioral therapy, and school social work. Dr. Kim's research focuses on evaluating SFBT, school-based interventions, meta-analysis, and evidence-based practice. He has authored over 50 publications, including four books. Dr. Kim is chair of the Research Committee for the Solution Focused Brief Therapy Association and serves on the editorial board for several journals.Written by two experts, Dr. Cynthia Franklin and Dr. Johnny S. Kim, who have devoted their careers to researching and practicing solution-focused brief therapy, this treatment manual provides a step-by-step guide to clinical practice with helpful case examples and addresses important processes in treatment including dealing with emotions and crisis situations. Solution-Focused Brief Therapy With Families is a must-read for those who are interested in learning this strengths-based and family-centered approach to working with families.The foundational book, Solution‑Focused Brief Therapy With Families, edited by renowned leaders in the field, Cynthia Franklin and Johnny S. Kim, provides evidence-based tools and techniques for impactful brief therapy sessions with both individuals and families. Emphasizing collaborative, language-based solution-building, it covers the development of solution-focused brief therapy (SFBT) and essential elements such as constructing meaning, activating strengths, developing client goals, solution-focused scaling, and using questions to catalyze change. This makes it an invaluable resource for professionals dedicated to positive, goal-driven therapy.This much-needed manual presents a flexible and culture-sensitive, solution-focused approach to family therapy, grounded in research evidence and full of useful clinical examples and compelling case vignettes that offer detailed practice-based knowledge. A must-read, both for family therapists who look for practical clues on how to integrate solution-focused techniques in their practice, and for solution-focused therapists who have not yet dared to apply the approach in family therapy sessions.This is a very important book for clinicians who want to help families change by using solution-focused principles and practices. Up-to-date, well-researched, readable—it’s all here: theoretical foundations, evidence base, step-by-step guides to therapy sessions, key techniques, and copious case examples with their solution-focused dialogues. Most importantly, all the content is directed toward inspiring the moment-by-moment effective practice with families.Franklin and Kim describe the nuts and bolts of solution- focused brief therapy (SFBT) with families through practical examples, dialogues, handouts, tables, and other learning resources. These respected, experienced solution-focused authors give a thorough account of SFBT’s cross-cultural change process and its empirical, conceptual, and historical foundations. Putting this manual into action will enhance practitioners’ efforts to help families change with dignity.Clinical. Primarily written for mental health professionals working from a SFBT perspective or those who want a counseling text showing them how to practice SFBT. This may include psychology students and professional psychologists.
This book presents SFBT to family psychologists and other therapists and health care professionals in related fields in an easy to learn format that provides specific clinical skills and case examples to enhance learning. It provides an overview of SFBT, a brief history of its origins, underlying theory and research, and session sequencing and tools for using the SFBT approach with families, and teaches the reader how to conduct an SFBT session from beginning to end.
Detailed procedures and case examples in this book illustrate practice with diverse clients in clinical and counseling settings, including the challenges therapists may face in working with families and how to avoid roadblocks in therapy. Readers will gain valuable insights and practical guidance in how to use this effective approach to therapeutic change.This step-by-step manual describes the history, theory, and practice of solution-focused brief therapy (SFBT) for use with families.
Preface
Cynthia Franklin and Johnny S. Kim
Chapter 1. Introduction to Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT)
Cynthia Franklin, Matt Riley, and Johnny S. Kim
Chapter 2. SFBT Core Elements and the Process of Change
Cynthia Franklin, Katharine Sucher, and Johnny S. Kim
Chapter 3. Overview of SFBT Structure
Johnny S. Kim and Cynthia Franklin
Chapter 4. Assessment and Beginning the SFBT Family Session
Johnny S. Kim and Cynthia Franklin
Chapter 5. Goal Formulation and Preferred Future
Johnny S. Kim and Cynthia Franklin
Chapter 6. Concluding the Family Session and Conducting Follow-Up Sessions
Johnny S. Kim and Cynthia Franklin
Chapter 7. Working With Emotions in SFBT
Cynthia Franklin, Anao Zhang, Matt Riley, and Johnny S. Kim
Chapter 8. Solution-Focused Crisis Intervention With Youth and Families
Xiao Ding, Cynthia Franklin, and Johnny S. Kim
Chapter 9. SFBT Case Examples With Parents and Children in Clinical Settings
Sara Jordan, Johnny S. Kim, and Cynthia Franklin
Chapter 10. SFBT Case Examples in Youth and Family Services
Sara Jordan, Johnny S. Kim, and Cynthia Franklin
Johnny Kim, PhD, LCSW, is a professor in the Graduate School of Social Work at the University of Denver. Dr. Kim received his PhD from the University of Texas at Austin and was a Council on Social Work Education Minority Clinical Fellow. His teaching areas include clinical social work theory and practice, SFBT, cognitive-behavioral therapy, and school social work. Dr. Kim's research focuses on evaluating SFBT, school-based interventions, meta-analysis, and evidence-based practice. He has authored over 50 publications, including four books. Dr. Kim is chair of the Research Committee for the Solution Focused Brief Therapy Association and serves on the editorial board for several journals.Written by two experts, Dr. Cynthia Franklin and Dr. Johnny S. Kim, who have devoted their careers to researching and practicing solution-focused brief therapy, this treatment manual provides a step-by-step guide to clinical practice with helpful case examples and addresses important processes in treatment including dealing with emotions and crisis situations. Solution-Focused Brief Therapy With Families is a must-read for those who are interested in learning this strengths-based and family-centered approach to working with families.The foundational book, Solution‑Focused Brief Therapy With Families, edited by renowned leaders in the field, Cynthia Franklin and Johnny S. Kim, provides evidence-based tools and techniques for impactful brief therapy sessions with both individuals and families. Emphasizing collaborative, language-based solution-building, it covers the development of solution-focused brief therapy (SFBT) and essential elements such as constructing meaning, activating strengths, developing client goals, solution-focused scaling, and using questions to catalyze change. This makes it an invaluable resource for professionals dedicated to positive, goal-driven therapy.This much-needed manual presents a flexible and culture-sensitive, solution-focused approach to family therapy, grounded in research evidence and full of useful clinical examples and compelling case vignettes that offer detailed practice-based knowledge. A must-read, both for family therapists who look for practical clues on how to integrate solution-focused techniques in their practice, and for solution-focused therapists who have not yet dared to apply the approach in family therapy sessions.This is a very important book for clinicians who want to help families change by using solution-focused principles and practices. Up-to-date, well-researched, readable—it’s all here: theoretical foundations, evidence base, step-by-step guides to therapy sessions, key techniques, and copious case examples with their solution-focused dialogues. Most importantly, all the content is directed toward inspiring the moment-by-moment effective practice with families.Franklin and Kim describe the nuts and bolts of solution- focused brief therapy (SFBT) with families through practical examples, dialogues, handouts, tables, and other learning resources. These respected, experienced solution-focused authors give a thorough account of SFBT’s cross-cultural change process and its empirical, conceptual, and historical foundations. Putting this manual into action will enhance practitioners’ efforts to help families change with dignity.Clinical. Primarily written for mental health professionals working from a SFBT perspective or those who want a counseling text showing them how to practice SFBT. This may include psychology students and professional psychologists.
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- ISBN9781433841804
- Code produitA11106
- ÉditeurAMER. PSYCHOLOGICAL ASS.
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