Name: [Audio] BT16 Short Course 36 - The Solve Method: Reach Them While They Dream: Brief Therapy That Endures For Kids and Teens - Bette Freedson, MSW
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[Audio] BT16 Short Course 36 - The Solve Method: Reach Them While They Dream: Brief Therapy That Endures For Kids and Teens - Bette Freedson

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Topic Areas:: Short Course
Category:: Brief Therapy Conference | Brief Therapy Conference 2016
Faculty:: Bette Freedson, MSW
Duration:: 1:30:02
Format:: Audio Only
Original Program Date :: Dec 08, 2016

Description

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This workshop presents the SOLVE method, a brief 5-step approach to psychotherapy with young clients that effectively orients toward decreased anxiety, increase in number of positive cognitions, enhanced problem solving and enduring behavioral changes. Participants will explore and experience how induction, visualization and didactics empower lasting behavioral and emotional improvement.

Educational Objectives:

Explain the roles of induction, deep relaxation, visualization and didactics for improvement in brain maturation, executive + emotional functioning + problem solving skills.
Define SOLVE and be equipped to apply it to an individual or group of young clients.

*Sessions may be edited for content and to preserve confidentiality*

Faculty

Bette Freedson, MSW Related seminars and products: 6

Bette J. Freedson is a clinical social worker, practicing in Southern Maine. Bette is also the author of many articles. Bette’s first book, “Soul Mothers’ Wisdom: Seven Insights For The Single Mother” is now available. Bette is also a past facilitator for Maine’s “Kids First” Program.
Bette’s essays have appeared in The York County Coast Star and York Weeklies newspapers. Her articles and quotes have been featured in magazines and websites such as “Calgary’s Child Magazine,” “Working Mother Magazine,” and “Women’s Day Magazine."