Certificate Programme on
Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT)
Goal-oriented, strengths-based training for brief clinical intervention.
Certificate Programme on
Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT)
Goal-oriented, strengths-based training for brief clinical intervention.
Introduction
Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT) is a strengths-based, goal-oriented approach that helps clients identify solutions rather than dwell on problems — making it especially valuable in time-limited clinical settings. This certificate programme trains participants in the core principles and techniques of SFBT for use in real clinical practice.
Who Can Join
- Counsellors and therapists
- Psychology students and graduates
- Mental-health professionals seeking brief-intervention skills
Programme Overview
Participants are introduced to the theoretical foundations of SFBT and guided through its core techniques — including goal-setting, scaling questions, and exception-finding — with supervised practice built into the course.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of the course, participants will be able to: – Apply core SFBT principles in brief clinical work – Use solution-focused questioning techniques (scaling, miracle question, exception-finding) – Structure brief, goal-oriented therapeutic conversations – Apply SFBT skills under supervision
Core Topics
- Foundations and philosophy of SFBT
- Goal-setting and future-focused questioning
- Scaling questions and exception-finding
- Structuring brief therapeutic sessions
- Applying SFBT across different clinical presentations
Course Details
- Duration: [Confirm duration]
- Mode: [Confirm online/offline/hybrid]
- Faculty: [Confirm assigned faculty]
- Fee: [Confirm fee]
- Certification: Certificate of completion issued by Mind Weavers Academy
Frequently
Asked Questions
Is SFBT suitable for all client presentations
SFBT is particularly effective in goal-oriented, time-limited work; the course covers its scope and appropriate application.
Do I need CBT training before learning SFBT?
No — the course is designed to stand alone, though prior clinical training is helpful context.
