Skill
Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT)
Healthcare and Medical
Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT) is a short-term, goal-oriented approach to psychotherapy that emphasizes building solutions and envisioning a preferred future rather than analyzing past problems. Therapists using SFBT often use techniques like the 'miracle question' and scaling questions to help clients identify strengths and concrete steps toward change.
Open roles requiring Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT) (2)
Social Advocacy Clinical Counselor (Interdisciplinary Non Medical)
Commander, Navy Installations Command
Bethesda, MD · $102,415 – $112,657
This role provides short-term counseling to military service members and their families around deployment, relationships, parenting, and life transitions, referring clients with serious mental illness to specialized providers. It suits licensed clinicians with a master's degree and clinical experience who want to work within the military healthcare system addressing common adjustment challenges rather than treating psychiatric disorders.
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RFT Non medical clinical counselor
Commander, Navy Installations Command
Patuxent River, MD · $102,415 – $116,071
This role provides short-term, solution-focused counseling to military service members and their families on issues like deployment stress, relationship problems, and parenting, while also serving as a clinical expert for the installation's family advocacy program handling abuse and violence cases.
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