This is a a psychological expression of the postmodern world view, and it focuses on how people construct reality through their interactions with society.
What is social constructionism.
These questions are used to direct clients to when their problem didn’t exist or was less prominent
What are exception questions.
Narrative therapy recognizes that societal narratives influence individual experiences and promotes awareness of power dynamics and oppression. Due to this, it is particularly attentive to what contexts or issues.
What are cultural contexts and/or social justice issues.
Motivational interviewing has a lot in common with this therapeutic modality?
What is person-centered therapy.
Postmodernism is based on the premise that our realities are ____ and because of this we must co-construct a new life meaning.
Socially constructed.
This foundational principle of SFBT encourages focusing on what works rather than what is broken.
What is "building on client strengths and/or solutions."
These particular contexts encourage clients to explore how larger social narratives affect their lives and identities, promoting awareness of power dynamics and oppression.
What are cultural contexts and/or social justice issues.
Precontemplation, contemplation, preparation, action, and maintenance are stages of what?
What are the stages of change.
This powerful question asks clients to imagine their life if the problem they face disappeared overnight, helping them to identify goals and solutions.
What is the miracle question.