Show Notes

In today’s episode, we talk with Sébastien Vernieuwe of the Korzybski Institute in Bruges (Belgium), about Dr. Luc Isebaert’s “Three Questions for a Good Life”,

• what fascinates him with Solution Focus,
• how he trained Solution Focus and how this changed his practice,
• the ideas and development of the “Three Questions for a Good Life”,
• the Bruges Model that integrates the greek classics with the Ethos, the Pathos, the Logos, and the Oikos,
• how they chose „Happiness“ and „Gratefulness“ as topics for the 3 questions,
• the Social Media campaign „3 Questions on 3 May“ and his best hopes from the challenge,
• the legacy of Luc Isebaert,
• the Challenge of the week: Try out the “Three Questions for a Good Life” and share your experiences with us in the comments below.

And we go out and ask participants of the conference of the Swiss Network for Solution Focused Work (NLA) about the differences these questions make for them.

Resources

• Check out Dr. Luc Isebaert, Sébastien Vernieuwe and the staff members of the Korzybski Institute.
• Watch the video about the three questions that Elfie mentioned
• Celebrate the SFWorldDay with us and visit the facebook pages “SFWorldDay” and “3 Questions on 3 May“
• Check out the Swiss Network for Solution Focused Work (NLA – Netzwerk lösungsorientiertes Arbeiten)
• Get to know the Bruges Model:
  • Read Dr. Luc Isebaert’s book “Solution-Focused Cognitive and Systemic Therapy: The Bruges Model“
  • Join the Korzybski Summer Seminar on June 27-30, 2019.

Join the conversation

Thank you!