Part 3: SW Families Exam #1

Solution-Focused therapy came from the discipline of (a)   therapy.

Is solution-focused therapy more modern or post-modern? (a)  

Solution-focused therapy was developed by ___ and ___.

(a)  

The following represent (a)   of solution-focused brief therapy.

(1) The family is the expert

(2) Problems and solutions are not connected

(3) Make unsolvable problems solvable

(4) Change is constant and inevitable

(5) Only a small change is needed

(6) Keep it brief

(7) Stay in the future

(8) Focus on perceptions

In (a)   therapies, the therapist is viewd as the expert.

Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT) derived its roots from the teachings of (a)   .

The (a)   is an important technique used in solution-focused therapy.

The purpose of the "miracle question" is to help the client build a (a)   of their future.

SFBT places a great deal of significance on the (a)   .

Ex: to create an alternative future

In an ideal SFBT setting, the therapist meets with the family (a)   with a two-member consulting team on the opposite side.