Solution Focused Brief Therapy

Professor Bisher is an addiction specialist helping men quickly overcome compulsive sexual behavior (porn and sex addiction). He brings an empathic & empowering approach with a focus on achieving sustainable sobriety quickly.

A basic tenant of SFBT is figuring out what works and doing more of it. It utilizes optimism, logic facts and actions to help us navigate through challenges. SFBT emphasizes that people already possess the resources they need to change; we just need to get back in contact with them.

Solution-Focused Therapy (SFT) emphasizes identifying and building on a client’s strengths and resources to create positive change. Rather than focusing on past issues, SFT helps clients envision their desired future and develop practical steps to achieve it. This approach is goal-oriented and empowers clients to find solutions, leading to more immediate and lasting results.

This is a treatment orientation that I utilize with adults looking for short-term problem solving.

I specialize in Solution-Focused Therapy, a strengths-based approach that helps clients identify their goals and the steps to achieve them. We focus on what’s working and build on existing strengths to create practical solutions. By exploring past successes, we can design a clear path forward, empowering clients to overcome challenges and make meaningful progress toward their desired outcomes.

Brief Therapy focuses on a specific present day problem and works on creating direct interventions to help create direct resolution.

I firmly believe that my clients already come into my office with a substantial amount of expertise and strength. Hence, I use a solution-focused approach to guide my clients to better identify and access their own resilience.

I believe that basing therapy on your personal experience is the most empowering and effective approach to create lasting change. I will recognize and highlight your innate strengths and help you build skills and tools that work best for you. Focusing on practical needs real results is always a priority in my practice.

Solution Focused Therapy emphasizes your strengths and resources as well as specific goals for therapy. We will work collaboratively to develop your strengths and sources of joy, utilize your strengths, and call on your sources of support to achieve your specific goals.

SFBT gets motivated clients focused on solutions -- quick solutions that are sustainable over time. SFBT doesn't spend a great deal of time wondering about how you were potty trained. It focuses on the here and now, and gets problems solved.

We don’t focus on the problems, rather we stick to finding the solutions to them. The future is our focus and it is my goal to help you envision one where your challenges are resolved. We work on making achievable goals and develop the steps together in order to reach that goal. All of this in a short amount of sessions necessary as it’s my hope that by the end we will develop the tools necessary for you to carry out any future solutions on your own.

I believe clients come to therapist with their own strengths and experiences that can help reduce symptoms of anxiety, depression, and stress. Therapists are here to help the client recognize these strengths so they can navigate the challenges they face with confidence.

I am an expert because this is the main treatment I use with most clients, but also it is my model of theory choice.

The goal of participating in short-term, brief counseling sessions is to allow you to focus on your present and future needs to help move you forward.

I believe that it is important to work through identification of an issue and a solution that produces the quickest result in the safest way.

In London, she participated in an intensive Solution-Focused and Narrative Therapy training at the Brief Institute. In a situation where improvement is being sought, we have a conversation to generating positive change.

I have used solution focused therapy, motivational interviewing, cognitive behavioral therapy, and acceptance and commitment therapy going on 8 plus years. I have received training and my clients have benefited from treatment. I don't believe one has to be in therapy for the rest of their lives and my clients come and go and come back when they're ready to work on themselves again. You are your guide as you're the expert of YOU.

Solution focused brief therapy (SFBT) is a future-oriented, goal-directed approach to solving human problems of living. The focus is on the client’s health rather than the problem, on strengths rather than weaknesses or deficits, and on skills, resources and coping abilities that would help in reaching future goals. Clients describe what they wanted to happen in their lives (solutions), and how they will use personal resources to solve their problems.