Acknowledgments
Introduction

  1     Becoming Solution-Focused
         It Starts with a Question
  2     Assumptions of a Solution-Focused Approach
  3     A Positive Start
  4     Well-Defined Goals
  5     Pathways of Constructing Solutions
  6     The Hypothetical Solution Frame
  7     The Exceptions Frame
  8     Positive Feedback
  9     What Do We Do Next?
         "Every Session Is the First, Every Session Is the Last"
10     Enhancing "Agency"
         Facilitating What Seems Out of Control as Within Control
11     The International Matrix
12     "But I Want Them to be Different"
         When Someone Else is Defined as the Problem
13     Cooperating
14     Putting It All Together
         Case Examples
15     Voluntary or Involuntary
         A Basic Distinction
16     The Involuntary Client
17     It Ends with a Working Solution
       
A Final Word

References
Name Index
Subject Index