Wow! Here is a great resource from Kirsten Dierolf of Solutions Academy. I haven't tried it yet but look like it will be very helpful to prepare for the Coach Knowledge Assessment (CKA). This was originally on LinkedIn. Let us know if you try it out. https://forms.gle/HLFRLmQvZCcHGj5e7

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Brief Counseling That Works A Solution-Focused Approach for School Counselors By Gerald B. Sklare Many great things to check out on the is book preview... https://books.google.rw/books?id=C8cSRlHE_fcC&lpg=PP1&dq=solution%20focused%20brief%20therapy&pg=PA117#v=onepage&q=solution%20focused%20brief%20therapy&f=false

Here is a link to an article about "Solution Focused Clues" on the Solution Focus in Organization website: https://sfio.org/about/solution-focus-clues/ This is a quick and interesting read that provides a guide for identifying if a SF approach is being used. Quote from the website, "This is a list of ways that we might notice the SF approach in action. Of course, not all of these need to be present for a piece of work to be a good piece of solution focused work." Check out the link and share your feedback below. How might you use this information? What insights or discoveries did you have after reading the article?

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