Engage the client Listen to the c

Engage the client Listen to the client’s story Define the client’s view of the outcome goalsIdentify and amplify the client’s view of successful solution patternsIntervene to disrupt patterns maintaining the situationTermination and follow-up The first phase is engagement, and in this and subsequent formulations of practice, we see the current shared value principles fully in useThe second stage of Greene and Lee’s (2011) framework involves defining and deconstructing problems from clients’ perspectives.The next stage of defining outcomes goals is particularly crucial and marks a shift in Greene and Lee’s (2011) presentation from an emphasis on narrative to a process that is particularly characteristic of the solution practice. In the next stage, you find out possible solutions from within the client’s present pattern of behaviour and amplify them.