
Brief Therapy & NLP. Counselling for 2009
Laurie Lipitch
Brief & Solution Therapist.
Private & EAP Counsellor,NLP Therapist & Life Coach.
Ex London NHS, Bupa & Royal Pharmaceutical Society Counsellor,
Clinical Hypnotherapist & Consultant. What is Brief Therapy?Brief or Solution therapy is a counselling approach that is short, challenging, inspiring and effective. It works by helping you to accurately touch, know and feel what the real issue is, where you need to get to and what solutions you need to get there.
It is brief as it is future focussed and can bring lasting change as it aims to build solutions rather than solve problems.
Why Inspiring? Because in helping you to connect to your ability to find realistic satisfying solutions, it will produce a sense of elevation and new perceptions. From this elevated place it will help you to step out of the problem, rather than be in it. From this higher state, your view about your past, present and possible future becomes clearer.
Why 21st century? It starts with the premise, that the human is designed to find solutions and to go forwards, rather than to be pulled back by the problem.
Why Challenging? Because it helps you meet you, with no escape, and the responsibility that goes with this!
How long is "brief"?"Brief" therapy is defined in contrast to "long-term" therapy in that the focus of treatment is on specific, measurable, short term goals. The length of treatment is dependent upon your achievement of these goals. The philosophy of Brief Therapy is to not spend great amounts of time in therapy. My commitment is that your outside life is more important than therapy and that therapy is not "timeless".
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