Solution-Focused Family Therapy focuses on helping families identify and achieve their desired outcomes, rather than dwelling on the problems that brought them to therapy.

Solution-Focused Family Therapy emphasizes the family's strengths and resources, and believes that the family is capable of finding their own solutions.

The therapist in Solution-Focused Family Therapy plays a supportive and facilitative role, helping the family to identify their strengths, resources, and desired outcomes.

The miracle question is a technique used in Solution-Focused Family Therapy to help families envision their desired future and identify the steps needed to achieve it.

The goal of Solution-Focused Family Therapy is to help the family identify and achieve their desired outcomes, rather than focusing on the problems that brought them to therapy.

Solution-Focused Family Therapy is not problem-focused, but rather focuses on the family's strengths, resources, and desired outcomes.

The therapist in Solution-Focused Family Therapy plays a supportive and facilitative role, helping the family to identify their strengths, resources, and desired outcomes.

The miracle question is a technique used in Solution-Focused Family Therapy to help families envision their desired future and identify the steps needed to achieve it.

The goal of Solution-Focused Family Therapy is to help the family identify and achieve their desired outcomes, rather than focusing on the problems that brought them to therapy.

Solution-Focused Family Therapy is not problem-focused, but rather focuses on the family's strengths, resources, and desired outcomes.

The therapist in Solution-Focused Family Therapy plays a supportive and facilitative role, helping the family to identify their strengths, resources, and desired outcomes.

The miracle question is a technique used in Solution-Focused Family Therapy to help families envision their desired future and identify the steps needed to achieve it.

The goal of Solution-Focused Family Therapy is to help the family identify and achieve their desired outcomes, rather than focusing on the problems that brought them to therapy.

Solution-Focused Family Therapy is not problem-focused, but rather focuses on the family's strengths, resources, and desired outcomes.

The therapist in Solution-Focused Family Therapy plays a supportive and facilitative role, helping the family to identify their strengths, resources, and desired outcomes.