Anne Bodmer Lutz, B.S.N. M.D.
What does “person-centered care” mean? The use of this terminology is frequent, but the concept is vague. “Person-centered care” (PCC) has been recognized as one of the critical elements needed for the redesign of our nation’s health care system (IOM, 2001). The Institute of
“BUT NOW IT’S COOL TO SEE THAT
MY PARENTS ARE PROUD OF ME!:”
A SPARKLING MOMENT INTERVIEW
James G. McCullagh
In the spring of 2017 one of the assignments at the end of the semester in Dr. Anne Lutz’s Solution-Focused Fundamentals course[1] was to present on a
Anne Bodmer Lutz, B.S.N., M.D.
Human beings are unique in two ways – we are tool-bearing and talkative. This ability to talk provides us with opportunities to communicate with others. Some conversations enhance possibility, while others diminish it. When possibility is enhanced, we have self-agency – a sense that
Anne Bodmer Lutz, B.S.N., M.D.
Anxiety is a common occurrence for children and adolescents with lifetime prevalence rates ranging from 2.6% to 20%. Children and adolescents coping with anxiety may experience lower achievement, difficulties with social and emotional functioning, depression, and substance use disorders. There are many examples of how anxiety presents with youth: school refusal,
After attending the Summer Intensive Certificate Program in Solution-Focused Therapy Principles and Practice, I feel a sense of possibility. I registered for the training hoping to gain skills and knowledge that I could integrate into my clinical practice. Having completed the program, I feel renewed and restored, both professionally and personally.
The experience, knowledge, and talent
By Richard Kahn, Ph.D., MS, RD
Specializing in Infants, Children, and Families
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Solution-Focused brief therapists use lists. We make lists every time we keep track of positive exceptions or explore the details of exceptions, e.g., “is there anything or anyone else?” Lists are especially useful when applying SFBT in the nutrition
bY Sylvia True
Head of High School Science and Technology Department
Holliston High School, Holliston, MA
We asked Dr. Anne Lutz to give our science department at Holliston High School a presentation on solution focused skills in schools. The goal was for the teachers to gain a basic understanding
By Terry S. Trepper, Ph.D.[1], and Yvonne M. Dolan, M.A.[2]
Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT) principles have been increasingly applied to areas beyond the traditional psychotherapy field. These areas include social work and case management, the medical professions, business and management consulting, and education.
This weeklong workshop is for you if you are in need of inspiration and hope in your work. Have an opportunity to practice solution focused skills through role plays, lively discussions and video case examples. Leave with practical “how to” skills that you can immediately use with the clients you serve. Additional benefits include caring for yourself while caring for others. Come get inspired and energized!
Who is this for: clinicians, social workers, psychologists, nurses, physicians, educators and nutritionists.
The “Solution-Focused Inspirations” newsletter is dedicated to the late
Insoo Kim Berg and Steve de Shazer. Our “Best Hope” for the newsletter
is to continue to learn and inspire one another in the practice of
Solution-Focused Therapy.
