Brief Therapy

Simple treatment helps people by focusing on solutions rather than problems. The therapist asks questions to help the customer by helping to develop a solution. Clients guide conferences by proactively developing ideas that may be helpful to improve the negative situation of customers. This is in contrast to cognitive therapy that focuses on the client's cognitive process (how he / she looks at people / places / things). The therapist works with the client to help clients develop alternative solutions.

(Short treatments have many different ways, including psychodynamics, cognitive behavior, eclecticism etc ... However, short treatments are always based on theory.) In short, as the name suggests, acute symptoms range from period Limited and effective positive metastasis is generally considered critical for the success of short-term treatment (balance is the internal design of the subject, including changing the order in which each treatment is treated for different populations. Target is to use as much as possible Treatment method If the number of participants in each sequence is equal to the number of treatments and the number of participants is too small to be able to use a fully balanced research design, Partial balance like case design can be used - Design helps determine the exact treatment sequence to administer to different groups of participants

Short-term psychotherapy usually lasting 3 to 4 months is also effective for elderly patients with depression. Simple psychotherapy is different from traditional psychotherapy mainly depending on treatment period. The goal of simple psychotherapy depends on the patient's health and function. The purpose of psychodynamic psychotherapy is to promote the mourning of physically handicapped people, to promote acceptance of physical limits, to deal with the fear of dependence and to promote the difficulty of interpersonal relationship with the family (Lazarus & Sadavoy, 1996 ). In elderly patients with no obstacles, psychodynamic psychotherapy involves solving interpersonal conflicts, adapting to loss and stress, and achieving individual achievement and disappointment (Pollock, 1987).

Short therapy theory for solutions is particularly applicable to crisis intervention. Kanel (2007) points out the concept of short-term treatment in the context of crisis. "Simple treatment seems to be as effective as long-term treatment" (p. 23). Because the critical situation is time sensitive, focusing on rapid assessment and creative change, intervention in crisis-oriented solutions becomes practical (Greenstone (2002)) 1 page) Given the nature and needs of crisis situations, managers deal with encounters in a systematic way, assessing needs, identifying essential dangers, suggesting creative changes, and proactive behavior We can promote our policy. An aggressive strengthening of intervention can also be achieved through introduction and follow-up