Solution-focused/solution-oriented therapists focus on small, ...

[krzymel]

Solution-focused/solution-oriented therapists focus on small, achievable changes that may lead to additional positive outcomes. Their language joins with the client's, using similar words, pacing, and tone, a foundation for:
 
  A. What psychiatrists and psychologists call a working alliance
  B. What social workers call a strengths perspective
  C. Developing hypnotic trances
  D. Developing inferential guessing

Question 2

Exceptions are:
 
  A. Questions that place the therapist outside of the family problem
  B. Similar to what Adlerians call anti-suggestions
  C. Similar to what White and Epston call unique events
  D. Statements of difference that the therapist notices from week to week

[okolip]

Answer to Question 1

ANS: B

Answer to Question 2

ANS: C

[krzymel]

Great answer, keep it coming

[31809pancho]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it