Solution Focused minimalism

With Matt Cameron
Description
One of the goals in developing and honing the Solution Focused approach is simplifying how to use it. What are the most common questions asked in a Solution Focused conversation? Can these questions be grouped? If we apply the mindset and use the most common questions will we be 'doing' SF? I have made a 12-sided dice that some people have found really useful and fun when having Solution Focused conversations with children (and practicing with adults). I wonder if this could be reduced to just eight questions? I am interested in having a discussion and sharing my findings to make it easier for others too. This is possibly the foundation and beginning of developing a game that could be useful in Solution Focused training.
Bio
Matt Cameron lives in Timaru, New Zealand and is a counsellor, Solution Focused trainer, teacher, and tennis referee. He also enjoys being a home handyman, building or fixing things. His Christian faith is important to him. He has been married to his beautiful wife for 24 years and they have two boys in their early 20's. Matt works comfortably with all ages and both genders. He began teaching in 1997 and completed his counselling training in 2009. He worked in South Canterbury as the Oceans Grief and Loss Coordinator from 2012 to 2022 and has been applying the Solution Focused approach to his work since 2016. The Solution Focused approach is focused more on solutions than the problem
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