“…The number of sessions for the SFA interview technique that is appropriate for individual or group interviews ranged from 6–10, and six sessions were found to be adequate (Molnar and Shazer ). Some international studies showed that the SFA interview technique was mostly used for issues, such as academic achievement and examination anxiety of school children and adolescents (Saadatzaade & Khalili, ), risky behaviours (Newsome, ), depression (Johnson & Miller, ), attention deficit and hyperactivity (Dielman & Franklin, ), obesity (Dolan, ) and coping with diabetes (Christie, ). This approach was found to increase school success, enable to cope with risky behaviours and decrease examination anxiety.…”