Posted on 13 September 2019
It is interesting to see the Solution Focused approach turning up in the field of Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder. Read this recent article from the Guardian. The potential of the approach is being recognised more and more widely.
Posted on 09 September 2019
We have fixed the dates for next year's Summer School. 17 - 21 August 2020. Put them in your diary. We are using the same Covent Garden venue that has worked so well for us over the past 4 years.
Posted on 30 August 2019
Available from 20th September a special edition of the Journal of Solution-Focused Brief Therapy with an article by Chris Iveson and a very short piece by Evan George. This 'crowd-funding' edition is designed to raise funds for more regular publication in the future. Click below to find the link that enable you to buy this special edition.
Posted on 22 August 2019
YOUNG people should be encouraged to fight back against society’s “problem addiction” and instead be taught solution-based techniques, according to an Edinburgh-based academic, therapist and life coach.
Posted on 08 August 2019
It is not every day that we find Solution Focused work turning up in a national newspaper here in the UK. And it is not often that we see a positive account of Social Work. So have a look at this.
Posted on 20 July 2019
Over the past few years one of the quickest areas of growth and expansion of the Solution Focused approach has been in Education and the Gonzalo Garza High School has been a stand-out exemplum. Find out more at this exciting conference.
Posted on 03 July 2019
BRIEF has enjoyed our association with two American Universities and coincidentally both are spending time with us during the month of July, one coming from North Carolina and the other from Texas.
Posted on 08 March 2019
BRIEF’s books are being translated. Another new translation arrives on our desks. The latest translation to arrive on our desks is the Danish translation of 100 Key Points and Techniques. It is published by SOLUTIONS Forlag and translated by our wonderful friends and colleagues Mette Vesterhauge-Petersen and Henrik Vesterhauge-Petersen.
In many countries we seem to be living through tough times, with populations divided, people turning and being turned upon each other, crimes of violence growing, and poverty and deprivation affecting more and more of our neighbours. Where does Solution Focus stand in this? Should we be changing what we do? Evan George responds.
