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As a special form of therapy, solution-oriented brief therapy is now regarded as one of the most effective forms of therapy in its application, with rapid success in the shortest possible time. It is no longer the individual person as the “problem bearer” that is the focus but rather the overall context in which a person […]

Alcohol problems, relationship stress or life crises are never the same at all. They differ in their origin, extent, impact, have different triggers, functions and influence factors. As solidly as it feels in groups and as much as one feels in the face of very similar fates also understood, this contact can also be burdensome, […]

Alcohol therapy goes “seemingly” also differently In a Canadian study (Klingemann 2001) it was found that 78% of the affected persons overcome their alcohol problems without any help. Of these, 38-68% managed to reduce consumption to moderate drinking. Another study (Bischoff & Rumpf 2011) indicates a self healing rate of 53% but says nothing about […]