I love how asking "the miracle question" helped the family realize their own roles toward the feelings of hopelessness that had taken over their family. Understanding how they contribute to this problem helped them identify changes they can make in their daily routine that will help the family function better.
Good video on the strengths-based family the family really knows each other and knows where to pull their strengths from. I also like how the therapist is neutral and does not show sides and helps all family members. The miracle question is so important to ask in this session because they can imagine the perfect scenario and how things can be changed positively. I also like how they proposed their own solutions to the problems they have going on.
This is an excellent series which I've been using in social work education. I see in the credits that the therapist is Eric McKeever. I'm guessing he IS a therapist - or is he also an actor?
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❤I love it
I love how asking "the miracle question" helped the family realize their own roles toward the feelings of hopelessness that had taken over their family. Understanding how they contribute to this problem helped them identify changes they can make in their daily routine that will help the family function better.
Thanks! You make excellent observations!
Good video on the strengths-based family the family really knows each other and knows where to pull their strengths from. I also like how the therapist is neutral and does not show sides and helps all family members. The miracle question is so important to ask in this session because they can imagine the perfect scenario and how things can be changed positively. I also like how they proposed their own solutions to the problems they have going on.
Thanks! You make excellent observations!
Lovely video! Very informative I love it
This is an excellent series which I've been using in social work education. I see in the credits that the therapist is Eric McKeever. I'm guessing he IS a therapist - or is he also an actor?
He is a professional actor as are all the others in the video.