Transcription of Solution-Focused Planning and Assessment
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Copyright 2016. Springer Publishing Company. All rights reserved. May not be reproduced in any form without permission from the publisher, except fair uses permitted under S I X. Solution-Focused Planning and Assessment Hope is crucial to recovery, for our despair disables us more than our disease ever could. Esso Lette Hope is the anchor of the soul, the stimulus to action, and the incentive to achievement. Anonymous It is important to keep in mind that the worker and client/family form a system and that systems by de nition are nonlinear and mutually reactive. Systems do not follow simple cause and effect; the worker affects the client/family and the client/family affects the worker. Systems are self-reinforcing. If we accept this premise, then the question arises, which do we reinforce: the problem or the solution?
tinct needs, strengths, preferences, goals , culture , and backgrounds— including trauma experiences—that affect and determine their pathway(s). . . . Recovery is non-linear, characterized by continual growth and improved functioning that may involve setbacks. . . . Set-backs are a natural, though not inevitable, part of the recovery process.
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