Solution-focused Therapy Techniques - Reframing Flashcards
1
Q
What is the purpose of reframing?
A
To help the client look at their situation from a different, and possibly unrecognised perspective.
2
Q
How can the counsellor help the client who is “stuck” in a specific way of viewing a situation or behaviour that is actually disabling their ability to make positive change?
A
By reframing the situation/ behaviour and allowing the client to see a new, more positive perspective, often revealing new possibilities.
3
Q
How does the counsellor use reframing?
A
A solution-focused counsellor will consider the circumstances that the client is relating and look for alternative, plausible interpretations of the behaviour, reframing the ‘problem’ behaviour in a new light.
