Radical Acceptance: the “Best Hopes” Question
Chris Iveson explores the way that Solution Focused practitioners choose to trust our clients.
Publications: this list is taken from the website of the Brief Family Therapy Center (Milwaukee). Thank-you
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Nunnally, E. & Berg, I.K., (1983). We tried to push the river. In Journal of Strategic & Systemic Therapies. |
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Berg, I.K. & Walter, J., (1984). Doing is knowing: Training model for systemic therapists. In Zietshcrift fur Systemische Therapie. |
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Berg, I. K., (1984). In memorium: Resistance. In Nov-Dec, Family Therapy News, publication of American Association for Marriage & Family Therapy |
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Berg, I. K., (1985). Helping referral sources to help. In Family Therapy Networker, June. |
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de Shazer, S. & Berg, I. K., (1985). A part is not apart: Working with only one of the partners present. In A. Gurman (ed), Casebook of Marital Therapy. New York: Guilford Press |
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Berg, I. K., (1986). Views across the Pacific. In Forum on Family Therapy, Family Therapy News, Sept-Oct. |
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Berg, I.K., (1988). Marital therapy with one spouse or both. In Nunnally, E. (Ed), Families in Trouble, vol 3. San Francisco: Sage Publication |
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Berg, I.K., (1988). Brief treatment of homeless alcoholic: A case. In Zeitschrift fur Systemische |
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Berg, I. K., (1990) Manual for Family Based Services, Milwaukee Dept. of Social Services, Milwaukee, Wisconsin |
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Berg, I. K., (1990). Die Katze im Sack (Let the seller beware: consultation in the schools). In Systeme, Jg, 4, Heft 1/90 |
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Berg, I..K.., & Gallagher, D., (1991). Solution-focused brief treatment with adolescent substance abusers. In Todd, T., & Selekman, M (ed), Family Therapy Approaches with Adolescent Substance Abusers. Needham Heights, MA: Allyn & Bacon |
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Berg, I. K. & Hopwood, L., (1991). Doing with very little: Treatment of homeless substance abusers. In Journal of Independent Social Work |
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Berg, I..K. & Miller, S. D. (1992). Working with the problem drinker. New York: W. W. Norton. |
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de Shazer, S & Berg, I.K. (1992). Doing therapy: A post-structural re-vision. In Journal of Marital & Family Therapy, vol. 18, No. 18 |
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Berg, I. K. & Miller, S.D., (1992). Working with Asian American client: One person at a time. In Families in Society, vol 73, no. 6 |
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Berg, I. K. & Jaya, A., (1993). Different and same: Family therapy with Asian-American families. In Journal of Marital and Family Therapy, vol. 19, no. 1, 31-38 |
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Berg, I. K. & de Shazer, S., (1993). Making numbers talk: Language in therapy. In Friedman, S.,(ed), The New Language of Change: Constructive Collaboration in Psychotherapy. New York: Guildford Press |
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Berg, I. K., (1994). Family Based Services: A solution-focused approach. New York: W.. W. Norton |
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Miller, Scott & Berg, I. K. Berg, (1995). Miracle Method: A radically new approach to problem drinking. New York: W. W. Norton |
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Berg, I. K. & DeJong, Peter, (1996). Solution-building conversations: Co-constructing a sense of competence with clients. In Families in Society: The Journal of Contemporary Human Services, June, 1996. |
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Berg, I. K. & Reuss, Norm, (1997). Solutions step-by-step: Substance abuse treatment manual. New York: W. W. Norton |
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DeJong, Peter & Berg, I. K., (1998). Interviewing for Solutions. Pacific Grove, CA: Brooks/Cole Publishing |
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DeJong, Peter & Berg, I. K., (1998). Learner’s Workbook for Interviewing for Solutions. Pacific Grove, CA: Brooks/Cole |
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DeJong, Peter & Berg, I. K., (1987). Instructor’s Resource Manual for Interviewing for Solutions. Pacific Grove, CA: Brooks/Cole |
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Suberri, K. C. & Berg, I.K. (1997). Solution-focused therapy. In Directions in Rehabilitation Counseling, vol 3, lesson 12. New York: Heatherleigh Co. |
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Hoyt, Michael & Berg, I. K., (1998). Solution-focused couple therapy: Helping clients construct self-fulfilling realities. In Dattilio, F., (ed), Integrative Cases in Couples and Family Therapy: A Cognitive-Behavioral Perspectus. New York: Guilford Press |
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Berg, I.K. & Reuss, N. (1998). Solution-focused brief therapy: Treating substance abuse. In Mathews, W.J.. & Edgette, J.H. (Eds.), in Current Thinking and Research in Brief Therapy: Solutions, Strategies, Narratives, vol 2.. Philadelphia: Taylor & Francis |
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Klar, H & Berg, I. K. (1999). Solution-focused brief therapy. In Lawson, D & Prevatt, F. (eds.), Casebook in family therapy. Pacific Grove, CA: Brooks/Cole |
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Berg, I. K. & Kelly, Susan. (2000). Building solutions in child protective services. New York: W. W. Norton |
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Berg, I. K. & Dolan, Y. (2001). Tales of solutions: Hope inspiring stories from around the world. New York: W. W. Norton |
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DeJong, P. & Berg, I. K. (2001, 2e). Interviewing for solutions. Pacific Grove, CA: Brooks/Cole.. |
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DeJong, P. & Berg, I. K. (2001). Co-constructing cooperation with mandated clients. In Social Work, vol 46, #4, October. |
Educational Resources - Videotapes |
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Berg, I. K., Irreconcilable differences: Solution-focused approach to couples therapy, (1995). New York: W. W. Norton |
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Berg, I. K., I'd hear laughter: Finding solutions for the family. (1995). New York: W. W. Norton |
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Berg, I. K. & DeJong, P. (1996). Over the hump: Part I: Solution-building with a multi-problem family. Milwaukee: BFTC Press |
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Berg, I. K. & DeJong, P., (1996). Over the hump: Part II: The problem of success. Milwaukee: BFTC Press |
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Berg, I. K.. & DeJong, P. (1996). I Love my kids: Getting her children home. Milwaukee: BFTC Press |
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Berg, I. K. & de Shazer, S. (1997). No more lectures: Building solutions with a family in crisis: A consultation interview. Milwaukee: BFTC Press |
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Berg, I. K. & Reuss, N., (1997). Solutions Step by Step Video: Brief treatment of substance abuse and misuse. New York: W. W. Norton. |
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Berg, I. K., Miller, G.; DeJong, P; Lutz, A. & Lutz, J (1998). “Talking solutions with “mandated” clients.” Milwaukee: BFTC Pres |
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DeJong, P. & Berg, I. K. (2001). Interviewing for solutions video. Pacific Grove, CA: Brooks/Cole. |
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Berg, I. K., (1993). Dying well. Milwaukee: BFTC Press |
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Berg, I. K., (1994). It’s her fault: Treatment of domestic abuser. Milwaukee: BFTC Press |
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Berg, I. K., & de Shazer, (1993). A Tap on the Shoulder: 6 useful questions in building solutions. Milwaukee: BFTC Press |
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Berg, I. K., (1994). Back to the Future through the Past: Helping clients design their own solutions in sexual abuse. Milwaukee: BFTC Press |
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Berg, I. K. & Jick, K., (1995). Making Home Visits: Part I: Setting a stage for success.. Milwaukee: BFTC Press |
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Berg, I. K. & Jick, K., (1995). Making Home visits: Part II: Making a Difference. Milwaukee: BFTC Press |
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Sebold, J & Uken, Adriana, & Berg, I. K. (1998). Treating violence offenders: Accountability for solutions. Milwaukee: BFTC Press |
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Hansen, Cynthia & Berg, I. K. (2000). Making a difference with adolescents. Milwaukee: BFTC Press |
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Steiner, Therese & Berg, I. K. (2001). Children's solutions work. Milwaukee: BFTC Press |
Chris Iveson explores the way that Solution Focused practitioners choose to trust our clients.