In solution-focused therapy, if a client talks about problems, the therapist most likely will do which of the following? Immediately shift the therapy dialogue to a goal focus or scaling questions After the problem story is told, shift to exception-finding questions Shift the focus to questions about the client's social network and support Inquire about how the problems began and how they have been maintained

Solution-focused therapy is a brief and goal-oriented approach that focuses on solutions rather than…

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In solution-focused therapy, if a client talks about problems, the therapist most likely will do which of the following?

	Immediately shift the therapy dialogue to a goal focus or scaling questions
	After the problem story is told, shift to exception-finding questions
	Shift the focus to questions about the client's social network and support
	Inquire about how the problems began and how they have been maintained