Solution Focused Therapy Training
As a direct result of Eileens personal qualities as a trainer, the team remains as committed to Solution Focused Practice some 6 years on, and new team members are quickly impressed by the dedication and commitment to the practice.
Project Manager for 117 Project, Bath & North East Somerset Council
We found Eileen’s invigorating practical training in the Solution Focused Approach, inspiring and we have put it to good use in our pastoral work ever since.
Pupil Support for Wellsway School in Bristol
I found the “Future Talk” most useful. Training reawakened my knowledge of the principles of the “Move On” approach.
Emergency Duty Team Officer in South Gloucester
Although I have been trained on this before, it will refocus on finding strengths in the families, The training has taught me more about tools to use within the Solution Focused Approach. Really enjoyable, really appeciated! Great inspiration. Thank you
Home School Family Worker in Bedford
I found I have lots more tools to use but most of all I found the approach almost opposite to what I had been doing. To look forward and motivate is great and the language tips were fantastic. I found it very inspiring – the most valuable training I have ever been on.
Team Member for Catch 22 in Southampton
I will use this approach in my work with families, especially “looking for exceptions” and the Change Balloon – extremely useful toolkit of interventions.
Parent & Families Worker for Catch 22 in Epsom, Surrey
The training gave me a different approach to working with certain young people who are hard to engage. It has made me relaise the importance and power of language.
Team Member for Catch 22 in Epsom
Very useful in Primary Care where we only have 6 weeks to work with people. Problems cannot always be solved in that time so empowerment to continue independently is important. Very engaging course.
Mental Health Worker in Dorset
I will now ask detailed questions about “exceptions when coping with difficulties” I will always be curious about how a person copes. I could use the Silent Session with a client if they find it difficult to discuss their problem. I found this training extremely uplifting, focusing on the client’s future and on how they could make a move forward, however small. I think this would be a great start for some clients who are experiencing chaotic lifestyles – giving them confidence to use their own coping strategies.
Family Support Worker in Dorset
I thought this was the most useful, inspiring and exciting training course I have ever been on. I am an SFBT fan and cannot wait to use my new tools and skills with families. I thought there was a good balance of teaching and practical learning in the course and that Eileen was a captivating and motivational trainer.
This training is not only useful for professional development – it is also a good team building experience and an opportunity for participants to explore their own personal goals.
Family Intervention Worker in Dorset
