Applying the feminist critique to solution-focused therapy highlights
the strengths and weaknesses of this model from a feminist perspective
. Although solution-focused therapy and feminist approaches share an e
mphasis on competence and strengths, solution-focused therapy tends to
overlook gender and power differences. In general, the model falls pr
ey to what R. T. Hare-Mustin (1987) referred to as beta-prejudice-negl
ecting differences.