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KMID : 1025820210290040703
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Family and Family Therapy
2021 Volume.29 No. 4 p.703 ~ p.724
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A Micro-Analytic Case Study of Solution-Focused Family Therapy With Families Including Adolescents
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Choi Jung-Jin
Jang Ha-Won
Jang Sae-Lom
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Abstract
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Objectives: Therapeutic interaction with families, including those with adolescents, is a difficult task for any counselor. A close analysis of therapeutic conversations will enhance our understanding of the therapeutic process with families and the role of a counselor.
Methods: We conducted a micro-analytic case study of solution-focused family therapy cases conducted by Insoo Kim Berg. This study combines a microanalysis and a case study to examine the interactions between the counselor and family members in the context of each case where solution-focused family therapy took place.
Results: First, in both cases, the counselor started the conversation with a “strength dialogue” that confirmed the competence of the adolescent clients. Afterwards, the treatment process unfolded in the order of “goal setting”, “miracle question”, “miracle scaling question”, and “therapeutic break and message”. Second, the counselor took a circular and respectful approach to all the families so that no family members, including adolescents, were left out of the treatment process.
Conclusions: These results have clinical significance in providing an in-depth understanding of solution- focused family therapy with families including adolescents.
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KEYWORD
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solution-focused brief therapy, adolescent, family, micro-analytic case study
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