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Ajmal,Yasmin, Rees, Ioan (Eds.) (2001). Solutions in Schools: Creative applications of solution focused brief thinking with young people and adults. London BT Press.

Berg, Insoo Kim (1991, revised 1999) Family Preservation: A brief therapy workbook. London: BT Press.

Berg, Insoo Kim (1994) Family Based Services: A solution-focused approach. New York: Norton.

Berg, Insoo Kim and Miller, Scott (1992) Working with the Problem Drinker: A solution focused approach. New York: Norton.

Industry reviews of Bill O' Hanlon's New Book "The Handbook of SolutionFocused Brief Therapy"

"Points the way to much-needed systematic study of what seems to be a promising intervention mode in these days of managed care and the rise of brief therapy. About a decade ago, a new approach appeared on the horizon of psychotherapy. This simple approach, variously called solution-oriented, solution-focused, strength-based and competence-based therapy empowers clients, reenergizes burned-out and discouraged therapists, and happens to be a good fit with the demands of today's managed care environment. The pioneers in this work provided the bare bones of theory and methods which, by now, many therapists have learned. In this comprehensive and exhaustive work, a second generation of solution-based therapists go beyond the basics and extend the therapy to the treatment of domestic violence, chronic and severe mental illness, grief, school problems, and many other serious problems that at first glance seemed beyond the reach of such a simple method. Do you want to learn how to use this approach to reduce the length or necessity for hospitalization? To reduce the waiting list at your agency? To learn about the latest theoretical developments or research? It's all here. Check it out." (Bill O'Hanlon, author/co-author of In Search of Solutions, A Brief Guide to Brief Therapy, A Field Guide to Possibility Land, Rewriting Love Stories, and Shifting Contexts) After seeing videotapes of the many "worried well" clients in my practice, therapists attending my workshops frequently ask the "What about" questions. What about working with domestic violence cases? What about working with court-ordered cases? What about working with the chronically mentally ill? What about...At last, answers to all these "What about" questions and in one place, The Handbook of Solution-Focused Brief Therapy. Try it, you'll like it!" (Michelle Weiner-Davis, co-author/author Divorce Busting, In Search of Solutions, and Fire Your Shrink)

Berg, Insoo Kim and Reuss, Norman (1997) Solutions Step by Step: a substance abuse treatment manual. New York: Norton & Wylie.

Berg, Insoo Kim and Kelly, Susan (2000) Building Solutions in Child Protective Services. New York: Norton.

Berg, Insoo Kim and Dolan,Yvonne (2001) Tales of Solution: A collection of hope inspiring stories. New York: Norton.

Berg, Insoo Kim and Steiner, Therese (2003) Children's Solution Work. New York:Norton.

Bertolino, Robert (1998) Therapy with troubled teenagers - rewriting young lives in progress. USA:Wylie

Bertolino, Bob and O'Hanlon, Bill (1999) Invitation to Possibility- Land: An intensive teaching seminar with Bill O'Hanlon. Phil,: Brunner/Mazel.

Cade, Brian and O'Hanlon, Bill (1993) A Brief Guide to Brief Therapy. New York: Norton.

Davis,Thomas and Osborn, Cynthia (2000) The Solution-Focused School Counsellor: Shaping professional practice. Philadelphia: Accelerated Development

de Shazer, Steve (1985) Keys to Solution in Brief Therapy. New York: Norton.

de Shazer, Steve (1988) Clues: Investigating Solutions in Brief Therapy. New York: Norton.

de Shazer, Steve (1991) Putting Difference to Work. New York: Norton.

de Shazer, Steve (1994) Words were Originally Magic. New York: Norton.

DeJong, Peter and Berg, Insoo Kim (2002) Interviewing for Solutions. Pacific Grove, California: Brooks/Cole.

Dolan,Yvonne (1991) Resolving Sexual Abuse. New York: Norton.

Dolan,Yvonne (2000) Beyond Survival. London: BT Press

Duncan, Barry, Hubble, Mark, and Miller, Scott (1997) Psychotherapy with Impossible Cases: the efficient treatment of therapy veterans. New York: Norton.

Duncan, Barry, Miller, Scott (2000) The Heroic Client: Doing Client-directed, outcome informed therapy. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass.

Durrant, Michael (1993) Residential treatment. New York: Norton.

Durrant, Michael (1995) Creative Strategies for School Problems. New York: Norton.

Furman, Ben and Ahola,Tapani (1992) Solution talk: Hosting therapeutic conversations. New York:Norton.

Furman, Ben (1998) It's Never Too Late To Have a Happy Childhood: From adversity to resilience.London: BT Press.

George, Evan, Iveson, Chris, and Ratner, Harvey (1990, revised and expanded 1999) Problem to Solution: Brief therapy with individuals and families. London: BT Press.

Hawkes, David, Marsh,Trevor, and Wilgosh, Ron (1998) Solution Focused Therapy: A handbook for health care professionals. Oxford: Butterworth Heinemann.

Hudson, Patricia O'Hanlon and O'Hanlon, William Hudson (1992) Stop blaming, start loving - a solution oriented approach to improving your relationship. New York: Norton.

Hudson, Patricia O'Hanlon and O'Hanlon, William Hudson (1995) Love is a Verb. New York: Norton.

Hudson, Pat (1996) The Solution Oriented Woman. New York: Norton.

Iveson, Chris (1990 revised and expanded 2001) Whose Life? Working with older people. London:BT Press.

Jackson, Paul and McKergow, Mark (2002) The Solutions Focus;The simple way to positive change. London: Nicholas Publishing.

Jacob, Frederike (2001) Solution focused Recovery from Eating Distress. London: BT Press.

Lethem, Jane (1994) Moved to Tears, Moved to Action: brief therapy with women and children.London: BT Press.

Lipchik, Eve (2002) Beyond Technique in Solution Focused Therapy. New York: Guildford.

Levy, Ray and O'Hanlon Bill (2001) Try and make me: Simple strategies that turn off the tantrums and create co-operation. USA: Rodale Books.

McFarland, Barbara (1995) Brief Therapy and Eating Disorders. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass.

Metcalf, Linda (1995) Counselling Towards Solutions: A practical solution-focused program for working with students, teachers and parents. Centre for Applied Research, New York: Simon & Schuster.

Metcalf, Linda (1997) Parenting Towards Solutions: How parents can use skills they already have to raise responsible, loving kids. Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Simon & Schuster.

Metcalf, Linda (1998) Solution Focused Group Therapy. New York: Simon & Schuster.

Metcalf, Linda (1999) Teaching Toward Solutions: Step-by-step startegies for
handling academic,behaviour and family issues in the classroom. Centre for Applied Research. New York: Simon & Schuster.

Miller, Gale (1997) Becoming Miracle Workers: Language and meaning in brief therapy. New York:Aldine de Gruyter.

Miller, Scott and Berg, Insoo Kim (1995) The Miracle method: A radically new approach to problem drinking. N.Y.: Norton.

Miller, Scott, Hubble, Mark and Duncan, Barry (Eds.) (1996) Handbook of Solution-Focused Brief Therapy. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass.

Miller, Scott, Duncan, Barry, and Hubble, Mark (1997) Escape from Babel:Toward a unifying language for psychotherapy practice. New York: Norton.

Murphy, John and Duncan, Barry (1997) Brief Intervention for School Problems: Collaborating for practical solutions. New York: Guilford Press.

Murphy, John and (1997) Solution Focused Counselling in Middle and High Schools, Alexandria,VA:American Counselling Association

O'Connell, Bill (1998) Solution-Focused Therapy. London: Sage.

O'Connell, Bill (2001) Solution Focused Stress Counselling. London: Continuum.

O'Connell, Bill and Palmer, Stephen (Eds) (2003) Handbook of Solution focused therapy. London: Sage

O'Hanlon, Bill (1999) Evolving Possibilities: Selected Papers (eds. O'Hanlon, S. & Bertolini, R.)Phil.: Brunner/Mazel.

O'Hanlon, Bill (1999) Do one thing different. New York:William Morrow.
O'Hanlon, Bill and Beadle, Sandy (1996) A Field Guide to Possibility Land. London: BT Press

O'Hanlon, Bill and Bertolino, Robert (1998) Even from a broken web: Brief respectful solution-oriented therapy for sexual abuse and trauma. New York:Wiley

O'Hanlon, Bill and Weiner-Davis, Michele (1988) In Search of Solutions: A new direction in psychotherapy. New York: Norton.

O'Hanlon, Bill and Wilk, Jim (1987) Shifting Contexts: the generation of effective psychotherapy New York: Guilford Press

Pichot,T. and Dolan,Y. (2002) Miracles Happen: Agency based solution-focused therapy with courtmandated and other reluctant clients. New York: Haworth

Rhodes, John and Ajmal,Yasmin (1995) Solution Focused Thinking in Schools. London: BT Press.

Rowan,Tim and O'Hanlon, Bill (1999) Solution-Oriented Therapy for Chronic & Severe Mental Illness.New York:Wiley

Selekman, Matthew (1993) Pathways to Change: Brief therapy solutions with difficult adolescents.New York: Guilford Press.

Selekman, Matthew (1997) Solution Focused Therapy with Children. New York: Guilford Press.

Selekman, Matthew (2002) Solution Oriented Brief Family Therapy with self harming adolescents. Norton.

Selekman, Matthew (2002) Living on the razor's edge: Solution-oriented brief therapy with self-harming adolescents. Norton: New York

Sharry, John (2001) Solution-Focused Groupwork. London: Sage

Sharry, John, Madden, Brendan, and Darmody, Melissa (2001) Becoming a Solution Detective: A strengths based guide to brief therapy. London : BT Press.

Sklare, Gerald (1997) Brief Counselling that Works: A solution-focused approach for school counsellors.Thousand Oaks, Ca.: Corwin Press, Sage Publications.

Thomas, Frank and Cockburn, Jack (1998) Competency-Based Counselling. Minn.: Fortress Press.

Turnell, Andrew and Edwards, Steve (1999) Signs of Safety: A Solution - and Safety - Oriented Approach to Child Protection Casework: New York: Norton.

Tohn, Susan Lee and Oshlag, Jordan (1997) Crossing the Bridge: integrating solution focused therapy into clinical practice. Sudbury, Mass.: Solutions Press.

Walsh,Trish (Ed.) (1997) Solution Focused Child Protection:Towards a positive frame for social work practice. Department of Social Studies Occasional Paper no. 6,Trinity College, Dublin.

Walter, John and Peller, Jane (1992) Becoming Solution-Focused in Brief Therapy. New York:Brunner/. A GREAT, SKILL DEVELOPMENT BOOK

Walter, John and Peller, Jane (2000) Recreating Brief Therapy. Preferences & Possiblities. New York:Norton

Weiner-Davis, Michelle (1995) Change Your Life and Everyone In It. New York: Simon & Schuster.

Weiner-Davis, Michelle (1992) Divorce Busting: A revolutionary and rapid program for staying together. Simon & Schuster.

Yee Lee, M., Sebold, J., Uken, A. (2003). Solution-focused treatment of domestic violence offenders: Accountability for Change. Oxford University Press: Oxford.