Should I Cut Off My Family? Debunking the Relational Dilemma Plaguing Families
Trauma Doesn’t Have to Mean Forever
Join us for an insightful and transformative session titled “Trauma Doesn’t Have to Mean Forever,” presented by The Brief Therapy Center. This online workshop is designed to empower individuals and professionals with innovative approaches to understanding and healing trauma. During this event, you will explore: Trauma affects many, yet the journey to recovery IS profoundly […]
How to Survive Tenage Years and Maybe Be Friends Later in Life
Does it have to be a roller-coaster parenting teenagers? Join us for a professional development workshop designed specifically for therapy professionals: “How to Survive Teenagers and Maybe Be Friends Later in Life: A Brief Therapy Approach.” This interactive session is aimed at equipping therapists, counselors, and mental health professionals with targeted strategies and brief therapy […]
Effective Therapy for Teens
How to survive teens and help their parents too with Problem Solving Brief Therapy Help teens with mental health while helping parents help their teens. Have you worked with parents of teens who have good intentions and are lost as to how to help their teen with their mental-health? No surprise here: most parents want […]
It takes two to tango BUT only one to promote positive change
In the dance of relationships, it often feels like both partners need to be equally engaged for change to occur. However, in our transformative workshop, “It Takes Two to Tango BUT Only One to Promote Positive Change,” we challenge this notion and introduce a groundbreaking approach that empowers therapists to facilitate meaningful progress, even when […]
It takes two to tango BUT only one to promote positive change
Couples therapy that works, using Problem Solving Brief Therapy. Relationships are intricate tapestries woven with threads of joy, laughter and shared dreams but canalso face challenges, conflicts and moments of uncertainty. This is when, normally, therapists get a call. “We have tried many things and we are stuck. Please help”. The assumption by most therapists […]
It’s not working: How to fix therapy and give our clients better
Therapy is failing us, and we must fix it. Here is a groundbreaking workshop on why problem solving brief therapy is now imperative. Why Brief Therapy?In this workshop, we’ll delve into the compelling reasons why therapy sessions should be more concise. Our aim isn’t to chase after miracles but to foster achievable, meaningful change that […]
Una mañana de supervisión con Karin Schlanger
¡Participa en nuestro Taller de Supervisión de Casos! Este evento imperdible ofrece una invaluable oportunidad para los profesionales de la psicología, coaching, educación y trabajo social. Con la destacada presencia de Karin Schlanger, directora del Brief Therapy Center de Palo Alto, y Margarita Irazusta, Directora BTC Paraguay, este seminario promete una breve contextualización teórica y […]
Effective therapy needs to be brief–short, and solution focused therapy.
Effective therapy needs to be brief–short, and solution focused therapy. We come from a long tradition of focusing on what the client – or patient in other models– needs at the time they ask us for help. This premise, which is quite contrary to what they teach in college and other institutions, results in listening […]
Manage the Holiday Blues
Join as as we use problem solving brief therapy to address Holiday Blues. We will show you how to use systems thinking to identify what people do that unwittingly contributes to holiday blues . We will also identify things therapists can do to empower their clients to do when facing the season of “cheer”.
