Compare and contrast these models through a comparison table that summarizes their main characteristics, applicability, underlying theories, and their advantages and disadvantages.
1. The Problem-Solving Model.
2.- Brief Therapy Focused on Problem-Solving.
The Comparative Table must develop the following contents from the point of view of Family Therapy:
1. Problem Solving Model:
• Explanation: Describe what this model consists of, including its theoretical foundations and its approach to family intervention.
• Theorists: Mention the main theorists or founders of this model.
• Application: Explain how this model is applied in the family setting.
• Steps of the Model: Identify and briefly describe the fundamental steps of the Problem-Solving Model.
• Advantages
• Disadvantages.
Indicate the advantages and disadvantages of this model in the context of family intervention.
2. Brief Therapy Focused on Problem Solving:
• Explanation: Describe what problem-focused brief therapy is, highlighting its approach and methodology.
• Application: Discuss how this therapy is implemented in family situations and what distinguishes it from other approaches.
• Advantages.