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Title: (1) Solution focus - Solutions Step by Step_clip1.

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Chennel name: Andrewstrainingvideo

Transcript

0:31

you

0:34

hi I'm no noise and I'm in Sioux timber

0:38

welcome to our videotape solutions step

0:42

by step in this video tape like in our

0:45

book of the same title solution step by

0:47

step in so and I are going to show you

0:51

solution focused therapy solution

0:53

focused therapy techniques in typical

0:55

clinical situations with clients who are

0:58

harmfully using drugs and alcohol let me

1:03

say a little bit about the solution

1:05
focused therapy the most important

1:09

characteristic of this model is very

1:12

much future-focused

1:14

since we believe the future is created

1:18

and future is also negotiated we are

1:24

paying attention to clients notion of

1:29

how they want their life to be different

1:32

what is their idea what is their idea of

1:35

how what is the desirable way for them

1:39

to be our second point is the fear for

1:44

the client generates their own ideas

1:48

about how they want their life to be

1:52

often times when they need the client

1:54

for the first time they have no idea

1:57
because this is something they have

1:59

never thought about and they are very

2:01

preoccupied about what has happened to

2:04

them and so through this process of a

2:08

conversation was therapist they arrive

2:11

at how do I want in my life that is not

2:14

there right now and so this is very

2:17

important for those clients that we see

2:20

that are mandated we're actually with

2:22

the so called

2:23

involuntary client right these are

2:25

clients that have been told over and

2:27

over and

2:28

again what they have to do including

2:32
that they have to come to therapy

2:36

highlighting their homegrown experiences

2:41

their homegrown solutions is a vital

2:44

part of how this works right so that

2:49

brings us to the third point of the

2:52

model that is that we absolutely believe

2:55

that clients do have strengths and

2:58

resources and solutions often times they

3:02

have own solutions to their own

3:04

difficulties but again they are not

3:07

aware that they had these until we

3:09

engage them in conversation in such a

3:12

way that they will discover their own

3:15

solutions and that they do have they do

3:18
know what to do or their the first point

3:23

is because of this the whole approach to

3:27

working with clients tend to be very

3:29

very optimistic that they do they can

3:32

change their future their future is in

3:35

their hands they do know what to do

3:37

about it and as a result of that many

3:41

clients tell us how respectful this

3:45

approach is of them and of their ability

3:49

and so it's it's results in a very very

3:56

new torie respectful way the work was

3:59

people in some very tough situations

4:03

well into we've got a couple of miles of

4:06

videotape to show yes what we've done is

4:09
grouped clinical situations into

4:16

question types what we're going to be

4:19

showing you are questions about

4:21

pre-session change about exceptions to

4:25

the problem we're going to be showing

4:27

questions about goal negotiation and how

4:30

we do this with clients will show you

4:33

questions about knowing how does the

4:35

no something is different how do people

4:38

around the client know that the client

4:40

is capable of the changes we're going to

4:43

be showing you a couple of different

4:45

ways of asking and following up on the

4:48

miracle question scaling questions wide

4:51
variety of scaling questions are going

4:52

to be presented and then some follow-up

4:55

questions will show you what are logical

4:59

ways to follow up to some of these

5:02

questions that we ask clients since you

5:06

are many of you are very interested in

5:08

how does this model apply in working

5:11

with groups especially DWI driving while

5:19

intoxicated toxic lips forgotten the

5:24

what how does these different kinds of

5:28

techniques different kinds of asking

5:30

questions how does it work with a group

5:33

setting we also will show you and again

5:37

highlight these techniques as they

5:40
appear we're going to highlight in the

5:42

bottom of the screen so you will be able

5:44

to follow those techniques okay then get

5:56

much information on you before this

5:59

meeting and can you tell me a little bit

6:01

about why you're here

6:03

well um basically me and my girlfriend

6:09

had a fight yeah and it is it was really

6:13

a silly fight it was over a guy called

6:16

him the house for her and I asked I

6:19

asked her a simple question who he was

6:21

and she really I felt that she was lying

6:24

so I said that she was my okay and it

6:27

Excel to an argument and then eventually

6:30
to me hitting her a couple of times okay

6:34

okay and and so you've got to be here

6:38

because you got

6:40

wellyes by our probation officer

6:43

referred me to you okay okay okay so

6:47

your probation officer wants to see

6:49

something happened and she says that I

6:51

need to see what the problem is with my

6:55

temper okay okay well let me at this

7:00

this visit worthwhile for you I like you

7:04

say you know okay I'm glad I came to see

7:05

that guy honestly and I'm a 21 year old

7:09

man I don't think anything you could do

7:12

for me an hour to change hmm okay okay

7:19
well let's say it did let's just pretend

7:23

from home let's say did that this was

7:25

some kind of a different hour in

7:26

something something causes you to walk

7:29

away from there saying well that wasn't

7:31

that bad what might that be

7:38

that's hard to say no I really don't

7:42

like I said I really don't see anything

7:45

that could but I'm open-minded I mean

7:47

I'm here so I might as well try to get

7:49

something out of it okay

7:51

okay so so you've got some ideas that

7:55

you want to get something out of this

8:10

now you've got me kind of curious as to

8:13
what that might be that you could get

8:15

out of this well actually I my problem

8:22

is I tend to be in a place in a wrong

8:26

place at the wrong time I don't feel

8:29

like I'm a bad guy I just you know tend

8:31

to be caught up in a lot of different

8:33

situations wrong place wrong time

8:36

okay I understand your name is Terrence

8:40

yes and I just seen you were 21 years

8:43

old yes uh-huh

8:44

what do you live with I live with my

8:46

grandmother Oh your grandmother well she

8:51

was kind of noticing me as I been

8:53

drinking recently and doing drugs and

8:56
everything and she seems kind of

8:59

depressed that I've gone to this and I

9:01

haven't been able to stop it and I've

9:03

tried to get help you had yes I have

9:06

well seems like nothing has been helping

9:08

me is there I yes so you've been

9:11

thinking a lot about what might be

9:14

helpful yes I have you have I'll see you

9:18

but give us some thoughts about that yes

9:21

so what you it was your grandmother's

9:25

idea or your idea uh-huh well it was

9:29

part my idea cuz I see the way she she

9:32

just doesn't like me to be this way and

9:34

I think it would be better off for her

9:36
and for me uh-huh I just get off the

9:39

drugs and try to go straight you said

9:41

hold a job for a while whoa Oh so how

9:46

did this happen that you made up your

9:48

mind about this well how'd it happen I

9:51

made up my mind

9:51

yeah there you're gonna get a job and

9:53

you're gonna stop the drugs and drinking

9:56

and all that I just spaced when you

9:58

change because drugs are just bad for

10:01

everybody has been bad for me seeing

10:03

myself

10:04

waking up in the morning uh-huh

10:07

headaches and yeah just not feeling good

10:11
uh-huh drug you a little healthier so I

10:15

live a long life uh-huh so you want to

10:18

become healthier yes uh-huh

10:19

oh and what you said you don't have to

10:24

get a job yes uh-huh and also you want

10:29

to stop drinking yeah okay and what else

10:36

how else can I be helpful to you today

10:40

justice stop the drugs base that's all

10:43

just to help me okay so I gather you do

10:47

both drugs and drinking and alcohol

10:51

which is more urgent problem for you

10:54

which do you want to stop first drugs or

10:57

alcohol

10:58

um the drugs did you start first yes

11:00
uh-huh okay and how did you arrive that

11:07

at this decision about drug has to go

11:10

first I mean this is a lot more death

11:14

involved in drugs and I mean it's pretty

11:17

serious the cocaine and yeah then makes

11:20

drug dealers are on you trying to get

11:23

the money from you right if I don't have

11:25

the money to pay they might kill me in

11:27

Oh

11:29

so you haven't had some scary yes scary

11:31

since with them uh-huh what can I do

11:36

this could be helpful

11:37

three years after him well I had called

11:44

to set up the appointment because um

11:48
I would really like to save our marriage

11:50

and I think we're really in a lot of

11:54

trouble

11:57

Bruce has a problem with drinking and I

12:02

think I think he would admit it he's

12:06

done some jail time we were separated

12:08

for a while we've recently gotten back

12:10

together um so yeah there's just been

12:15

some problems living together now right

12:18

now yeah right now

12:19

I don't know and we can separate it just

12:23

a little bit ago about four months now

12:26

if you were separated for about four

12:27

months and now you're back together for

12:28
how long a couple of weeks yeah short

12:31

pier I just got out of jail okay you

12:33

just got out of jail well now was that

12:35

the separation while you're in jail is

12:37

that a little a little bit before that

12:39

little bit be so a little bit before you

12:42

went to jail you were separated about

12:44

three months before they put me in jail

12:47

we were separated yes okay and then you

12:51

went to jail and you're all done with

12:52

that now

12:54

there are some court orders that I need

12:57

to follow up on but yeah I'm out of jail

12:59

now okay okay

13:01
and you want to save the marriage yes we

13:06

have two children two kids oh you girls

13:09

boys and girl two bills two girls okay

13:11

Melissa and Heather listen him okay okay

13:14

good how did it Melissa

13:17

seven and Heather is five youngsters

13:21

there yeah good okay now what what gives

13:27

you the idea that saving this marriage

13:30

is going to be a good thing

13:35

well we've been married eight years we

13:38

have two children we've been through an

13:43

awful lot and I I still love him but I'm

13:51

asking myself the same thing I'm asking

13:53

myself is it worth it okay and the

13:58
answer to a question

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