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An introduction to solution focused brief therapy with clients who stammer

Published on November 30, 2016   44 min

Other Talks in the Series: Speech Dysfluency

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Welcome everyone to this talk on the use of Solution-Focused Brief Therapy with Clients who Stammer. My name is Alison Nicholas, and I am a specialist, speech and language therapist from the Michael Palin Centre for Stammering, which is a national specialist centre for children, young people and adults who stammer, based in London. I have been trained in the use of the solution-focused brief therapy approach at Brief, which is the center for solution-focused practice in London, and they have recently awarded me a certificate in solution-focused practice.
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The solution-focused brief therapy approach has been familiar to the therapists and the Michael Palin Centre for a number of years now. And the approaches had a significant influence on how we interact with our clients and solution-focused ideas play a key role in our routine assessment and therapy programs.
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What I aim to do during this talk is to present you with the main underlying principles of the approach, I will then talk you through the typical structure of a solution-focused brief therapy session, and show you how these underlying principles are put into practice. I will also show you some video clips to help bring the approach to life. I will end with talking about the benefits of using solution-focused ideas with clients who stammer.
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