In what book did de Shazer state that you do not have to have detailed information about a client's problems in order to solve them?

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In "Keys to Solutions in Brief Therapy," de Shazer introduced the idea that therapists do not need to know the intricate details of a client's problems to help them find solutions. This book emphasizes focusing on solutions rather than problems, a core principle of solution-focused brief therapy.

In What Book Did De Shazer State That You Do