SFBT practitioners, like all therapists, are bound by a professional code of ethics. They are expected to respect client autonomy, maintain confidentiality, avoid dual relationships, and provide services competently. In the context of SFBT specifically, practitioners must ensure that the focus on solutions does not minimize or dismiss the Client's experiences or feelings. Additionally, they must respect the Client's pace and readiness for change, recognizing that while SFBT is a brief solution-focused therapy, not all clients may move simultaneously.