This article discusses the Objective Narrative Approach (ONA) to social work, a model that combines the narrative approach and Solution-Focused Brief Therapy. It explores the theories that inform the approach, including the psychosocial approach, psychodynamic theory, social learning theory, and systems theory. The article also discusses how the ONA can be applied in social work practice and its benefits over other models such as the Task-Centered Practice, Narrative Approach, and Cognitive Behavior Therapy.