Zázrak tří květin: Terapie zaměřená na řešení s dětmi a dospívajícími – Zatloukal Leoš (2019)

The book presents the fundamental principles and methods of solution-focused therapy when working with children and adolescents. The authors primarily draw from the Kids' Skills model, created by Finnish therapists Ben Furman and Tapani Ahola, but offer an original and expanded interpretation and application of this model. The three flowers in the title refer to the three core principles of this therapy: hope, collaboration, and creativity. The book details specific methods and steps in four key areas: 1. connecting and establishing collaboration with children, parents, and other stakeholders; 2. developing a vision of the desired state; 3. utilizing available resources; and 4. initiating and supporting therapeutic change. It also includes clear descriptions of specific procedures and numerous practical examples. Mgr. Leoš Zatloukal, Ph.D. et Ph.D., and PhDr. Daniel Žákovský are internationally certified trainers of the Kids' Skills method, instructors of comprehensive psychotherapeutic training in solution-focused therapy, and members of the Dalet team. Leoš Zatloukal teaches at Palacký University in Olomouc and several other universities, working as a therapist in Olomouc and Brno. Daniel Žákovský works as a therapist in Zlín and Kroměříž,…