BRIEF Publications

 

George, E., Iveson, C. and Ratner, H. (1990; New Edition 1999) Problem to Solution: Brief Therapy with Individuals and Families. London:BT Press

Iveson, C. Whose Life? Working with Older People London: BT Press

Rhodes, J., Ajmal, Y. (1995) Solution focused Thinking in Schools  London: BT Press

Ajmal, Y., Rees, I.  (2001)  Solutions in Schools: Creative Applications of Solution Focused Brief Thinking with Young People and Adults  London: BT Press

 

 

Iveson, C.  (1989).  Brief solution focused therapy - a textbook treatment.  Context.  Winter 1989.

Ratner, H.  (1989).  Introducing Steve de Shazer.  Context Autumn 1989

Iveson, C.  (1990).  Reluctant clients. Context.  Spring 1990.

Iveson, C.  (1992).  A postcard from Vienna.   Counselling News.  Winter 1992.

Iveson, C.  (1993).  Hell’s bells.  Community Psychiatric Nurse Journal.  June 1993.

Iveson, C.  (1994). Solution focused brief therapy: Establishing goals and assessing competence.  British Journal of Occupational Therapy.  57 (3)  95-98.

Iveson, C. (1996) Solution focused brief therapy: Working with Young People. In Sigston, A. et al (eds) Psychology in Practice with Young People, Families and Schools.  London: David Fulton

Ratner H. and Yandoli, D. (1996) Solution Focused Brief Therapy: A Co-operative Approach to Work with Clients. In  Edwards, G. and Dare, C. (eds.) Psychotherapy, Psychological Treatments and the Addictions. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press

George, E. (1998)  Das Problemfreie Gespräch: sich auf die Seite der Kompetenz stellen. (Problem-free talk: staying on the side of competence) In Eberling, W., Vogt-Hillmann, M. (eds) Kurzgefaßt: Zum Stand der lösungsorientierten Praxis in Europa  Dortmund: Borgmann

Ratner, H. (1998) Solution Focused Brief Therapy: From Hierarchy to Collaboration. In Bayne, R., Nicholson, P. and Horton, (eds.)  Counselling and Communication Skills for Medical and Health Practitioners, Leicester: BPS Books.

Iveson, C.  (2002)  Solution-focused brief therapy  In Advances in Psychiatric Treatment vol. 8 PP 149 - 157

Iveson, C. (2003) Solution-Focused Couples Therapy. In O'Connell, B. and Palmer, S. (eds) Handbook of Solution-Focused Therapy  London: Sage.

Ratner, H. (2003) Solution-Focused Therapy in Schools. In O'Connell, B. and Palmer, S. (eds.) Handbook of Solution-Focused Therapy London: Sage

George, E. (2005)  Solution Focused Therapy in the UK  In Solution News March 2005 1:1

George, E. (2005) Consultation: A Solution-focused Approach. In Southall, A (ed.) Consultation in Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services.  Oxford: Radcliffe

Iveson. C. (2005)   Teaching the Difficult Craft of Not-knowing  In Solution News Sept. 2005 1:3

Ajmal, A. (2006)  Solution focused Mediation in Schools.  Solution News April 2006 2:1

Ratner, H. (2006) ‘The therapist doesn’t have the magic, the client has the magic!’ The legacy of Steve de Shazer, Context 84, April

George, E. (2007)  Treading Lightly: the Solution Focused Approach in Practice   In Counselling at Work   Feb. 2007: Issue 55

Iveson. C. (2008)   Strengths: How useful are they in solution focused practice?  In Solution News April 2008 3:2

Shennan, G. and Iveson, C. (2008)   What difference would that make? In Journal of Family Psychotherapy 19, 97-101.