According to Cade and O'Hanlon with what is brief therapy essentially concerned and what is its fundamental premise?

Answer 1

Cade, B. and O'Hanlon, W.H (1993), 'A brief guide to brief therapy' New York argue that brief therapy is essentially concerned with observable phenomena, is pragmatic and related to the belief that problems are produced by the constructs through which difficulties are viewed and the repetitive behavioral sequences surrounding them.