class notes Solution focused therapy Flashcards

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Three distinct features that underpin a solution focused approach to counselling

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: A collaborative and mutually respectful partnership between client and counsellor.
: A focus on clients strengths and resources and an optimistic view about the future.
: A counselling framework that is conversational in emphasis.

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How is counselling relationship viewed?

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It is seen as an equal partnership where the counsellor works collaboratively with client to find solutions to problems.

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The counselling processes challenges

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the clients constructions about the world particularly in terms of their focus on problems.

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This approach focus on assisting the client to

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identify their strengths for the purpose of helping the client find solutions to their problems

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Solution focused counselling generally follow a specific sequence that includes engaging the client by

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listening and responding to the clients description of the problem
identifying the goals and resourcefulness and;
identifying exceptions to the current difficulties

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Solution focus serves to construct pathways for change through the use of questioning

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coping questions
questions that exaggerate consequences
miracle questions and
questions that presuppose change

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SFT assist clients in generating creative solutions and tasks through

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viewing the client as the expert
highlight exceptions to the clients situation
externalise the problem
create achievable tasks 9 with rewards)

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therapy facilitates a mutually respectful collaborative relationship by

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actively listening and attending to the client
avoiding blame or judgement
validating the clients perceptions and experiences
matching the clients language pace and tone

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Reframing

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assisting clients to change the way they perceive an experience
the emphasis of reframing is expanding the clients view of the world

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A reframe is formed by

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ring information from the client and considering this information from a different perspective that maybe meaningful to the client.

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normalising is

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used to assist the client to recognise when their emotional response to a situation is normal or warranted
Can be used in situation where the client has experienced a significant emotion such as trauma or when they may feel over whelmed
it can be used to normalise behaviour and changes to relationships

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