Der lösungsorientierte Ansatz entstand in einer geschichtlichen Umgebung und dank einer Entwicklungsarbeit eines Teams. Diese Geschichte wird im folgenden Video zusammenfassend erzählt. Vorläufig auf Englisch, nla-Schweiz initiierte bereits eine Übersetzung ins Deutsche.
Wir bedanken uns herzlich bei der Autorin, Elaine Way für die Kooperation und dass sie uns ihre wichtigsten Quellen auch zur Verfügung gestellt hatte.
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