
Theory of Solution-Focused Practice
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It is applicable to various fields of practice, such as therapy, coaching, supervision, social change, educational work, leadership, and other contexts where a detailed understanding of how to manage and promote change in social systems and communities is intended.
The book presents a coherent theory of solution-focused practice for those who want to understand the rationale, together with a comprehensive description of solution-focused practice that can be used in daily practice or training and for developmental purposes.
Theory here is defined as a process theory describing how the solution-focused practice is done, together with explanations of how and why the change process is initiated.
This book is also a statement of what solution-focused practice is and what are the sound reasons to use it.
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