HeyJaredJournal of Solution Focused Practices
The latest on the Solution Focused approach to therapy, coaching, family and organisational work and more.
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Book review: Single Session Therapies: Why and How One-At-A-Time Mindsets Are Effective Edited by Flavio Cannistrà and Michael F Hoyt (opens the original)
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McKergow, M. (2026). Single Session Therapies: Why and How One-At-A-Time Mindsets Are Effective edited by Flavio Cannistrà and Michael F Hoyt. Journal of Solution Focused Practices, 10(2), 64–67. https://doi.org/10.59874/001c.170191This doorstopper of a book emerged from the fourth International Symposium on single session therapies (SST) convened by the Italian Center for Singe Session Therapy in Rome in November 2023. It comprises 27 chapters, each written by presenters at the event. While the
“The right time for SF to come along” - R. D. Laing, Franco Basaglia and Working Utopias by Guy Shennan (opens the original)
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Shennan, G. (2026). “The right time for SF to come along” – R. D. Laing, Franco Basaglia and working utopias. Journal of Solution Focused Practices, 10(2), 24–40. https://doi.org/10.59874/001c.169951AbstractIn a recent interview, a group of Finnish solution-focused practitioners talked about influences on the development of the solution-focused approach and on what led it to arrive and take hold in Finland. These influences included a zeitgeist in which peop
What’s in a Name? Deconstructing Labels in Solution-Focused Nursing Placement Supervision and Mentorship (opens the original)
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Decock, W. (2026). What’s in a Name? Deconstructing Labels in Solution-Focused Nursing Placement Supervision and Mentorship. Journal of Solution Focused Practices, 10(2), 24–46. https://doi.org/10.59874/001c.169707AbstractClinical-placement feedback can do more than describe performance: it can become part of a nursing student’s professional identity. Labels such as ‘perfectionistic,’ ‘not assertive,’ ‘too close,’ or ‘not knowing o
New issue starts today! Stepping Into the Future: A Brief Experiential Solution-Focused Technique by Michael D Reiter (opens the original)
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Our latest issue (Volume 10 Issue 2) starts today. Over the coming months we will be publishing and sharing new work relating to Solution Focused Therapy and the wider brief therapy field, along with book reviews, research reviews, literature reviews and more. There is a great deal of work in the pipeline which the editorial team is hard at work progressing. The first paper in the new issue is: Reiter, M. D. (2026). Stepping Into the Future: A Brief Experiential Solution-Focused Technique. Journ
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