The next generation is focused on practical problem-solving. Through expanding the boundaries of the world.

This book shows how practicing specialists help create conditions for change by "expanding the world boundaries" of their clients. The book presents new ideas from the field of enactive cognition, demonstrating that careful attention to the client and their words is of both practical and conceptual importance. A brief description of the history of Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT) is given, as well as the latest developments in this area and their influence on the formation of a new coherent form of practice based on evolving descriptions. The author structured the book using simple and understandable metaphors to paint a rich, creative, and colorful picture of the evolution of brief therapy, making it more accessible for understanding.

The book will be of interest to a wide range of practitioners involved in psychological assistance worldwide, as well as those working in coaching, counseling, education, social work, healthcare, and organizational change.