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    The document defines key terms used in solution-focused brief therapy (SFBT) such as exceptions, evoking, and negotiating. It also provides the famous SFBT quote "Problem talk creates problems, solution talk creates solutions" attributed to Steve de Shazer, the co-founder of SFBT. Finally, it presents exercises matching SFBT strategies and concepts. In under 3 sentences, this document introduces some of the fundamental concepts and terminology of solution-focused brief therapy.

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    The document defines key terms used in solution-focused brief therapy (SFBT) such as exceptions, evoking, and negotiating. It also provides the famous SFBT quote "Problem talk creates problems, solution talk creates solutions" attributed to Steve de Shazer, the co-founder of SFBT. Finally, it presents exercises matching SFBT strategies and concepts. In under 3 sentences, this document introduces some of the fundamental concepts and terminology of solution-focused brief therapy.

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    Solution Focused Brief Therapy Worksheet LE

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    The document defines key terms used in solution-focused brief therapy (SFBT) such as exceptions, evoking, and negotiating. It also provides the famous SFBT quote "Problem talk creates problems, solution talk creates solutions" attributed to Steve de Shazer, the co-founder of SFBT. Finally, it presents exercises matching SFBT strategies and concepts. In under 3 sentences, this document introduces some of the fundamental concepts and terminology of solution-focused brief therapy.

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    Match SFBT Terms and Defintions

    Expanding upon experiences to


    Exceptions achieve a desired change or goal

    Therapist validates what a client is


    Evoking
    doing well

    Moments when problems were less


    Negotiating
    severe or did not occur

    Doing more of what is working or


    Compliment
    trying something new

    Describing problems in a way that


    Experiment
    allows for future possibilities

    "Problem talk creates problems,


    solution talk creates solutions."

    - Steve de Shazer, co-founder of the solution


    focused brief therapy approach
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    SFBT Techniques

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    Circle the SFBT strategies

    Ask questions Sensorimotor

    Belonging/love Develop goals

    Identify previous solutions Emphasize strengths

    Identity vs Role confusion Physiological needs

    Conventional moral reasoning Give compliments

    Look for exceptions Accommodation

    Bonus points!
    Match the non-SFBT terms with their theories
    Hints:
    Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
    Piaget's theory of cognitive development
    Kohlberg's theory of moral development
    Erikson's theory of psychosocial development

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    Unscramble the SFBT key concepts

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    Find the SFBT terms

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    Answer Key
    Expanding upon experiences to
    Exceptions achieve a desired change or goal

    Therapist validates what a client is


    Evoking
    doing well

    Moments when problems were less


    Negotiating
    severe or did not occur

    Doing more of what is working or


    Compliment
    trying something new

    Describing problems in a way that


    Experiment
    allows for future possibilities

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    SFBT strategies

    Ask questions Sensorimotor

    Belonging/love Develop goals

    Identify previous solutions Emphasize strengths

    Identity vs Role confusion Physiological needs

    Conventional moral reasoning Give compliments

    Look for exceptions Accommodation

    Non- SFBT Theories


    Maslow's hierarchy of needs
    Piaget's theory of cognitive development
    Kohlberg's theory of moral development
    Erikson's theory of psychosocial development
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