SFBT focuses on solutions rather than problems, and assumes clients already have the resources and skills to solve problems. The therapist looks for exceptions when the problem is less severe and helps clients build on those exceptions. The goal is to leave clients with a sense of empowerment and belief in their own abilities.
SFBT focuses on solutions rather than problems, and assumes clients already have the resources and skills to solve problems. The therapist looks for exceptions when the problem is less severe and helps clients build on those exceptions. The goal is to leave clients with a sense of empowerment and belief in their own abilities.
SFBT focuses on solutions rather than problems, and assumes clients already have the resources and skills to solve problems. The therapist looks for exceptions when the problem is less severe and helps clients build on those exceptions. The goal is to leave clients with a sense of empowerment and belief in their own abilities.
SFBT focuses on solutions rather than problems, and assumes clients already have the resources and skills to solve problems. The therapist looks for exceptions when the problem is less severe and helps clients build on those exceptions. The goal is to leave clients with a sense of empowerment and belief in their own abilities.
