One Misconception About Solution-Focused Brief Therapy Is That Problems Get

One misconception about solution-focused brief therapy is that problems get solved right way. Instead, as the name implies, there is a focus on finding the solution. Oftentimes, in the middle of therapy, that could mean:

A) Asking the question again, to see if the priority needs to change
B) Stopping for a period of time
C) Adding additional homework assignments
D) Finishing the client's sentences