Solution Focused Brief Therapy for all Professionals
Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT) changes the focus of therapy from the problem to the solution, exploring what clients want from therapy and using clients’ resources and strengths to achieve their best hopes. SFBT is applicable to clients with a range of difficulties and the team at the Centre have been using it with parents, children, teenagers and adults who stutter for many years. SFBT is also highly applicable for use in clinical supervision and team meetings.
The course includes teaching, discussion and practical exercises and is supported by video observation. The video material and case studies presented during the training course involves clients who stutter, however the approach is applicable to all clients with speech, language and communication differences and their families. The training is based on the clinical manual Solution Focused Brief Therapy with Children and Young People who Stammer and Their Parents.
The Stuttering Foundation is hoping to sponsor a two-day online course in Solution Focused Brief Therapy by the expert team at the Michael Palin Centre. This course will be open to all professionals and will be a practical introduction to the principles and practice of Solution Focused Brief Therapy (de Shazer, 1985; Ratner, George & Iveson, 2012).
Feedback given at the end of the October course:
This approach has turned my clinical practice around! Applicable to so many different areas of our role and client groups, and in so many different contexts, so helpful for developing therapy skills and for understanding the power of hope and curiosity
I like that we covered how SFBT can be used in different contexts
The course content was fantastic – theory so we really understand the rationale and inspiration behind it and also the opportunity to watch a lot of videos so that we could see the approach in action – and this was done in an interactive way so that we could comment and ask questions.
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