If a client returned to a second or future session and reported that "nothing has changed, nothing is better," the solution-oriented therapist would most likely:
a. patiently question the client about the details of their day to look for what was even slightly better.
b. attempt to problem-solve with the client about how to reduce obstacles to daily successes.
c. gently suggest different ways of looking at the identified problem(s).
d. take a break to consult with a colleague who was observing the therapy.
A
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