CURRENT RESEARCH IN SFBT

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Study purpose: To assess the effectiveness of SFBT in relation to work with children and families and identify what SFBT is used to address in relation to child and family problems. Inclusion Criteria: 44 databases and consultations with experts were utilized to identify SFBT studies published between 1990 and 2010 that focused on the effectiveness of SFBT for working with children ages 0-18 and their families.Methods: Studies were screened using the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA). 8,701 records were screened and 83 studies were selected to be included in the final review. Studies were coded utilizing a pre-determined coding framework, collecting both descriptive and evaluative information.Results: Results from the study suggest that SFBT is utilized for addressing children with internalized problem behaviors and/or external problem behaviors and other purposes such as to build therapeutic alliance, in reducing maltreatment of children, and

Chen, H., Liu, X., Guz, S. R., Zhang, A., Franklin, C., Zhang, Y., & Qu, Y. (2018).

Chen, H., Liu, X., Guz, S. R., Zhang, A., Franklin, C., Zhang, Y., & Qu, Y. (2018). The use of Solution-Focused Brief Therapy in Chinese schools: a qualitative analysis of practitioner perceptions. International Journal of School Social Work, 3(1).

Kim, J. S., Brook, J., & Akin, B. (in press). Randomized controlled trial study of Solution-Focused

Study purpose: This study sought to examine the effectiveness of SFBT on substance abuse and trauma-related problems compared to treatment-as-usual (cognitive-behavioral therapy & CBT plus Motivational Interviewing). Participants: Child welfare-involved parents seeking counseling services from an outpatient counseling center in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Inclusion criteria: (1) families with children placed in out-of-home care with a case plan goal of reunification; (2) alcohol or drug abuse of the parent is a contributing condition to the adjudication of petition; (3) families have an open case in the area jurisdiction in which parental substance abuse is alleged; (4) families must have at least one parent who met the criteria specified in DSM-V for alcohol or illicit drug abuse or dependence at the time of child removal; (5) parents are 18 years or older and consent to participate. Method: Randomized controlled trial utilizing mixed linear modeling to test the changes using intent-to-treat ana

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