Chapter 2 A Solution-Focused Framework
In the beginning of the eighties, Steve de Shazer and Insoo Kim Berg developed the solution-focused model in the context of psychotherapy. Since then, the model has spread rapidly and it still continues to do so. The solution model not only spreads rapidly within the original field but also in many other fields of application. This is possible because the solution-focused way of thinking and working is a process model. In itself, the model is without content. The content comes from the client and the situation at hand. This accounts for the remarkable applicability to all kinds of work contexts. As a result, the solution-focused model found an application in many professional ...
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