In solution-focused brief therapy (SFBT), the therapeutic process is co-constructive, involving both the client and therapist in creating a path toward the client’s desired outcomes. This process is developed one step at a time, using the client’s language to build clarity and self-understanding. This section explores how the concept of discernment and honoring personal legacies guides decision-making and self-care for Georgia, a client navigating complex life decisions.
Co-Constructing Clarity: Decision-Making and Self-Care in SFBT
Key Points
- Co-construction in SFBT involves exploring client narratives to build clarity and discernment, focusing on how clients want to move forward in their lives.
- Honoring personal legacies can guide decision-making and provide a framework for understanding how clients like Georgia navigate self-knowledge and clarity.
- Prioritizing self-care while balancing the needs of others is a central theme, highlighting the importance of empowering oneself to give more effectively to others.
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