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Introduction to solution talk,m-focused in that pathology is a problem, the second wave sees problems more as dysfunctions or deficits of thinking/beliefs or behaviour, based largely on learning theories; or as resulting from unwise attempted solutions that serve only to maintain or increase the problem.

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