Interviewing for SolutionsHelps counselors develop solution-building skills for client interviews, focusing on client competence and working with clients collaboratively. Models for solution-focused work are illustrated by case examples and extensive excerpts from actual interviews. Numerous interviewing protocols and other tools for use with clients are provided, as well as forms and questionnaires. A video tape is available with this second edition. This edition also contains a new chapter on interviewing in involuntary situations and added material on solution building with involuntary clients and clients in crisis. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR. |
Contents
From Problem Solving to Solution Building | 1 |
Developing WellFormed Goals | 18 |
How to Pay Attention | 52 |
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