Briefly describe how the basic tenets, techniques, and procedures of the solution focused

As a social worker at a center that provides services to victims of domestic violence you are
presented with the following Case Situation: A 34-year-old mother of three, aged, 5, 9, and 11
has been hospitalized following a violent confrontation with her boyfriend. In addition to her
physical condition, she is depressed and concerned about her children. During the period of
her hospitalization, the children lived with an aunt. As the hospital social worker, you meet with her to complete a psychosocial assessment. During the brief session, she stated, “I never want to see him again (the boyfriend). If it weren’t for my children, I would hang it all up. I seem to always end up choosing the wrong men in my life. I don’t want my kids to see me as a loser,
but it is true, I am. I just want to get out of here and live my life with my children in peace.”
Using the Solution Focused Brief Treatment Model write:
Two scaling questions
Two coping questions
Two exception questions
Two miracle questions
Briefly describe how the basic tenets, techniques, and procedures of the Solution Focused
Brief Treatment Model are appropriate for this scenario. Be sure to include the strengths and the limitations of the model in relation to this scenario.