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2. Best Hopes 3. Preferred Future 1. Elicit Strengths 4. What’s Already Working? 5. Small Signs of Progress 6. Compliments Solution Focus Process

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2. Best Hopes

3. Preferred Future

1. Elicit Strengths

4. What’s Already Working?

5. Small Signs of Progress

6. Compliments

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Starting a Solution Focused Session

� Problem free talk

� Noticing strengths

1. Elicit Strengths

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Nancy Kline

When people say three things that are true and positive about themselves at the start of a meeting –you get a better meeting

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Eliciting “Best Hopes” for this

Session

• If today was useful to you,

• how would you know?

• what would your colleagues, manager, partner notice about you that told them it had been good?

Best Hopes

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Eliciting “Preferred Future”

If things (the subject of the session) turn out in such a way that was best– how would you know?

What else (detailed description)

3. Preferred Future

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Miracle Question

� So here’s a funny question...

� If you went to sleep tonight and there was a miracle, you didn’t know that this would happen and when you awoke things were exactly as you’d like them to be� What would you notice when you turned

up to work?? What else? What else?

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Scaling Question

� Establish a scale between 0 to 10. 10 being as good as possible, 0 very bad

� Where are things on the scale?� What’s got you there and not lower?

4. What’s Already Working?

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2. Best Hopes

3. Preferred Future

1. Elicit Strengths

4. What’s Already Working?

5. Small Signs of Progress

6. Compliments

Getting Better!!

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5. Small Signs of Progress

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Small signs of progress #1

� “so as things started to get a little better –, for the reasons which brought you here – what would you notice??”

� Things to think about

� Descriptions rather than actions at this stage� Tiny signs, salami slices

� Respond to “I wouldn’t” with “what would you be doing instead?”

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� What would you notice?

� What would I notice?� What would your partner/parents notice?

� What would your mates notice?� What would people who don’t know you notice

Remember – keep it to very small signs

Small signs of progress #2

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6. Compliments

And finally, but very importantly.....

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Compliments

� What have you been pleased about in how you’ve taken part today?

� What do you value about how your colleagues have worked?

� If your manager, other team colleagues had been here what would they have noticed?

� Facilitator to provide feedback

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2. Best Hopes

3. Preferred Future

1. Elicit Strengths

4. What’s Already Working?

5. Small Signs of Progress

6. Compliments