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The Brief Problem Solving Therapy Model believes in the "uniqueness" of problems: it does not try to impose a unique way of seeing the world.

Productivity and the optimal functioning of companies depend on, among many other things, the social environment of the people who form it. Palo Alto's Problem-Solving model, works for and to achieve lasting and effective results for problems that arise in any kind of work environment.

The Brief Problem Therapy Model is a minimalist process that allows professionals to work only and exclusively, with people who are willing to work to resolve a certain situation. We want to help educators today to find the correct door, that will open for them in order to solve the work environment conflict.

According to The Brief Therapy Model, it is very important to put all the labels correctly and in case of feeling stuck, rethink what we have already identified and considered some other options. Sometimes we cannot move forward because there has been a misreading on the diagnosis base.

Productivity and the optimal functioning of companies depend on, among many other things, the social environment of the people who form it. Palo Alto's Problem-Solving model, works for and to achieve lasting and effective results for problems that arise in any kind of work environmental.

The way therapy is done has changed. In this article, we tell you how we work with the Problem Solving Brief Therapy and all its advantages. We focus on the important, and rely on the things necessary to create the change that our clients expect, in the shortest possible time.

We are putting this together, having had the view of how the coronavirus epidemic played out in China. They had it first and are now certainly recovering. People there struggled with conflict, isolation, and anxiety. Beyond political borders, which viruses don’t recognize, we are all human and now we find ourselves facing the same unknowns.

We thought we would begin to dive into a description of what our model stands for and how it is different from other models of brief and family therapy.

The idea of the Mental Research Institute (MRI) existed before it was born. Here is a brief history that we think is relevant to understand the context of the Brief Therapy Center. By Karin Schlanger