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|a Davis, Thomas E.
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|a The solution-focused school counselor :
|b shaping professional practice /
|c Thomas E. Davis, Cynthia J. Osborn.
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|a Philadelphia, PA :
|b Accelerated Development,
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|t No Quick Fix for Me, Thank You: Dispelling Drive Through Myths --
|t The Time in Brief --
|t Beyond Time --
|t Active Ingredients of Brief Counseling --
|t An Historical Brief --
|t Help Me with This, Please: What Is Solution-Focused Counseling Anyway? --
|t A Baker's Dozen: Principles of Solution-Focused Counseling --
|t Brief and Solution-Focused Counseling --
|t New Kid on the Block? --
|t What the Research Says --
|t Brief and Solution-Focused School Counseling Research --
|t General Psychotherapy Outcomes --
|t Implications for the School Setting --
|t The Solution-Focused School Counseling Model --
|t Giving School Counselors What They Want --
|t Giving Students What They Want --
|t From Problems to Solutions: Changing the Mindset --
|t There is Another Way to Look at "Problems" --
|t Maintaining Problems --
|t From Problems to Solutions --
|t Thinking Positively --
|t Being Student Focused --
|t Utilizing the Student's Expertise --
|t Changing How We Think --
|t The Paradigm Shift: Traditional vs. Solution-Focused Approaches to School Counseling --
|t Application to Individual Students and Groups --
|t Specific Solution-Focused Strategies --
|t Genuine Inquisitiveness --
|t Speaking the Language --
|t Utilization of Strengths and Resources --
|t Commendations --
|t Counting on Change --
|t Highlighting Exceptions --
|t The Miracle Question --
|t The Great "Instead" --
|t Specific, Concrete, and Measurable Goals --
|t Further Goal Formulations --
|t Tipping the Domino --
|t Scaling Questions --
|t Two More Types of Questions --
|t Summary of Strategies --
|t Solution-Focused Applications in Group Settings --
|t It's All in the Name.
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