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Brief Therapy with Adolescents

Author: John M. Littrell   Series: Children and Adolescents Video Series

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Brief counseling has nine defining characteristics: relationship-based; humor-eliciting; time-limited; solution-focused; action-based; socially interactive; detail-oriented; developmentally attentive; and, culturally responsive. This work demonstrates an approach to working with teenage clients.

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Brief counseling has nine defining characteristics: relationship-based; humor-eliciting; time-limited; solution-focused; action-based; socially interactive; detail-oriented; developmentally attentive; and, culturally responsive. This work demonstrates an approach to working with teenage clients.

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In ""Brief Therapy With Adolescents"", John Littrell, EdD, demonstrates his approach to working with teenage clients. This approach seeks to shorten the length of therapy by looking at the client's patterns of behavior and helping to change the patterns that do not fit the client's goals. In this session, Dr. Littrell works with a 17-year-old boy who is having problems with grades and getting into trouble in school. Dr. Littrell helps the client increase his sense of agency and see that he has more choices than he is currently aware of, which helps the client develop a concrete set of goals for change. Brief counseling has nine defining characteristics (Littrell & Zinck, 2004). These are not mutually exclusive from characteristics of other counseling approaches, but taken together they give brief counseling its uniqueness. The nine characteristics are: relationship-based; humor-eliciting; time-limited; solution-focused; action-based; socially interactive; detail-oriented; developmentally attentive; and, culturally responsive.

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In ""Brief Therapy With Adolescents"", John Littrell, EdD, demonstrates his approach to working with teenage clients. This approach seeks to shorten the length of therapy by looking at the client's patterns of behavior and helping to change the patterns that do not fit the client's goals. In this session, Dr. Littrell works with a 17-year-old boy who is having problems with grades and getting into trouble in school. Dr. Littrell helps the client increase his sense of agency and see that he has more choices than he is currently aware of, which helps the client develop a concrete set of goals for change. Brief counseling has nine defining characteristics (Littrell & Zinck, 2004). These are not mutually exclusive from characteristics of other counseling approaches, but taken together they give brief counseling its uniqueness. The nine characteristics are: relationship-based; humor-eliciting; time-limited; solution-focused; action-based; socially interactive; detail-oriented; developmentally attentive; and, culturally responsive.

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Publisher
American Psychological Association
Published
15th February 2007
ISBN
9781591477976

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