Why is it that using solution-focused and narrative techniques isn't always straightforward and requires practice, supervision, and feedback?
A) There's no problem, nearly everyone responds well to solution-focused and narrative techniques
B) Many clients identify with their negative symptoms and prefer talking about them
C) Solution-focused techniques are simple and don't require much practice or supervision
D) All of the above
E) Only A and B

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Many clients may identify with their negative symptoms and prefer talking about them, which can make it difficult for them to shift their focus to solutions and positive outcomes. Additionally, using solution-focused and narrative techniques requires skill and practice in order to effectively guide the client towards their goals. It also benefits from supervision and feedback to continually improve the therapist's technique. Therefore, answer A and C are incorrect and D is partially correct but does not fully explain the reasoning behind the answer.

Why Is It That Using Solution-Focused and Narrative Techniques Isn't