Jocelyne Lopez-Korman about trusting the model. In today’s episode, we talk with Jocelyn Lopez-Korman, mental health nurse, social worker, family therapist and supervisor of family therapy, about what fascinates her about Solution Focus, how she maintained her curiosity for Solution Focus over the last (almost) 40 years, how it was in the beginning in the 80’s,and what fascinated her back then, and how she started SF and learned to be more present in the room and to trust the model. Hear what helped her to trust the model, how SF therapy, teaching and supervision mutually influence each other, and the differences taping a conversation and looking at it with a microanalysis lens make. Check out how they looked at their tapes 40 years ago and how they do it now. And learn more about what she does when doing supervision, how she involves the group in group supervision, what intrigued her with doing supervision in the first place. Listen to her when she talks about finding a balance with SF in a relationship and tells a story with Steve de Shazer that made a difference in her practice. And do the Challenge of the Week: „Setup something very small you want to continue doing that is useful for you and do it for a while. Then evaluate it with someone that knows that you are doing it (in an SF way).“