Links to other SF Sites

    Alasdair Macdonald  (www.solutionsdoc.co.uk) -  Aladair is the president of EBTA and has been a leading figure in the field

    of research; up to date list of studies is available

    Brief Therapy Practice, London  (www.brief.org.uk) -  founded  in  1989  by  Chris   Iveson  and his colleagues,  specialise  

    in offering courses for professionals in Brief Therapy

    Denver Center for Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (www.denversolutions.com) - founded by Teri Pichot who offers

    training and consulting services

    European Brief Therapy Association  (www.ebta.eu)  - contains  information  about   past  and   future   conferences   and 

    a collection of links to the latest information on research about Brief Therapy 

    Harry Korman  (www.sikt.nu)  - conducts SF training in Sweden and moderates the SFT chat list

    Joel Simon   (www.0to10.net)  - a solution-focused therapist, trainer, supervisor, and organizational consultant with over 30

    years of  post-graduate experience; a founding member of the Solution Focused Brief Therapy Association

    Solution Focused Brief Therapy Association  (www.sfbta.org)  - holds  annual  conferences  in  North  America  for   Solution

     Focused Brief Practitioners to exchange ideas and  learn

    SolutionSurfers  (www.solutionsurfers.com) - co-founded by Peter Szabó and Daniel Meier, an international coach training

    organization based in Lucerne, Switzerland 

    SOLWorld  (www.ning.com) - a platform for sharing and building Solution Focused Practice in organizations

    The Centre for Solutions Focus at Work  (www.sfwork.com) -  Mark McKergow & Jenny Clarke are co-directors of  sfwork,

    leaders in the development and application of solution focused approach in the workplace

    The Institute for Solution Focused Therapy  (www.solutionfocused.net) - website of Terry Trepper and Yvonne Dolan,

    they conduct solution focused training and supervision in North America and around the world, along with online SF courses. 

    Wally Gingerich  (www.gingerich.net)  – information about SFBT and other links 

           "Change is happening all the time; our role is to identify useful change and amplify it."

                                                                                                                             Gregory Bateson