Learning Outcomes

Principle of SFBT

How Does SFBT Work?

Applying SFBT and Ethical Considerations

Lesson Summary

In this module, we'll introduce you to the foundational principles of Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT). You'll learn how to use the diamond model, SMART techniques and specific questions to identify and amplify people's strengths to find viable solutions. Discover how focusing on the future can lead to quick, forward-moving results.

Solution-Focused Brief Therapy Training - Course Assessment

Learn how goal-oriented Solution-Focused Brief therapy empowers clients in this free online positive psychology course.

Solution-Focused Brief Therapy Training

Are you 'stuck' with a client and seeking specific problem-solving therapy? This positive psychology course on Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT) course lays out the key principles of SFBT. We provide various question-based techniques you can use to guide your clients toward their desired goals. We explain how therapists and clients collaborate to find solutions and leverage the client's strengths and accomplishments to implement them.

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