Welcome the student warmly. Explain that today they’ll use their imagination to picture a miracle that solves a problem they’re facing. Encourage them to be as detailed as they like.

Introduce the core tool from Solution-Focused Brief Therapy. Read the question slowly and let the student absorb it.

Guide the student through a brief breathing exercise to settle in. Invite them to close their eyes and breathe deeply.

Prompt the student to use their senses. Pause after each question to let them visualize.

Encourage the student to focus on feelings and people in their vision. Ask for descriptions and names.

Use these questions to deepen the discussion. Let the student answer each, then follow up if they pause.

Hand out the [Draw Your Morning After Worksheet](#draw-your-morning-after-worksheet). Encourage creativity—words, pictures, or both are fine.

Prepare to wrap up. Remind the student to note one feeling and one small goal on the [Feel-Good Reflection Worksheet](#feel-good-reflection-worksheet).