Category: Foundations
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Attempted solutions: how to map them in your first session
Every client arrives with a solution already running. Naming it precisely, not naming the diagnosis behind it, is most of the assessment this model asks for.
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From MRI to today: the core principles of strategic therapy you can use tomorrow
The Palo Alto group’s original claims are fifty years old. What they actually said, what Nardone changed, and how well the outcome figures have held up.
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Strategic vs. CBT vs. solution-focused: when to choose which approach
Three brief models, three different targets. What each one asks you to change, and what the head-to-head trials have and haven’t shown.
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What is strategic therapy? A practical guide for clinicians
Strategic therapy targets what keeps a problem alive, not where it started. What that means in a real session, and how far the evidence actually goes.