How to Use Solution Focused Brief Therapy With Teens | Irritability & Self-Esteem | Adam Answers

Please leave your SFBT questions in the comments or email me [e-mail] so I can answer them in a video!
Thank you Saraí for this great question about working with teens. I hope everyone finds this video helpful.
💡Website: thesfu.com/
💡Facebook: / thesolutionfocuseduniv...
💡Instagram: / thesolutionfocuseduniv...
💡Twitter: / thesfu_
💡Free Resources: www.sfbtcheatsheet.com/​​​​​​​​
💡BUY SFU MERCH: elliottconnie.com/merch/
💡Elliott's Daily Podcast: open.spotify.com/show/56iOBkp...
#SFBT​​​​​​​​​​​ #therapy​​​​​​ #solutionfocused

[@araceliesparza2810]

This helps what about teens who are struggling with self-esteems and their home environment is causing the insecurity

[@davidbarnes5742]

Thanks Dr. This was just what I needed. I was thinking about self esteem and anger management with several of my young male clients.

[@user-se9hh2ir5x]

This is so helpful! Thank you Dr. I think this technique can most surely be taught to teachers as well. Which will only enhance relationships with their students..as Connie Elliot say it is finding the hero within

[@saraiespinoza2350]

Thank you for sharing. I'm working on making more reflexive questions...

[@dannyVulture]

Thank you, Adam. Any thoughts when a youth/teen client responds with an "I don't know." type of reply as you're trying to weave together the prefered outcome of their parent/mandated service provider along with their preferred outcome?
I often find myself getting stuck when a client is forced to come to therapy and I ask them a best hopes question. I notice they are able to articulate that they no longer want to be in therapy, and even expand on this preferred outcome, however, because of their mandated status due to parents whom want the child to improve their behavior, they don't progress in treatment because what they want is to stop coming to therapy all together.
Thanks for your insight!