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family therapy
therapy that helps families improve relationships and solve problems by looking at how family members infleuce each other
family therapists work with indivduals, families, or communities
focusing on the family system (systematic perspective) rather than the number of people in the session
modes of family therapy
structural
strategical
contextual
solution focused
narrative
cognitive-behanvioural couple/family therapy
psychodynamic (object relations) family therapy
emotionally-focused couple/family therapy
geneogram
a tool used to show families across generations and the patterns within them
captures:
family structure
relationships
important life events
patterns or problems
Patholgoizing internpersonal pattern (pip)
when two people get stuck in a repeated negative pattern in their relationship that causes stress or hurt
and both peoples reactions keep it going
example:
one person criticizes- the other gets defensive- the first cirtizies more- repeat
circular questions
goal is to help people see the problem in new ways and highlight change ad differences
introduce new ideas into the family system to break old, stuck patterns
do this but asking questions that encourage relfection and perspective-taking, not by giving the answers
circular questions vs regular direct questions
regular: about one persons experience
circular questions: about relationships and perspectives across people
example of regular direct question
what do you do when your parents argue?
example of circular
what does your sister do when she notices your parents arguing?
Healing interpersonal pattern (HIP)
opposite of PIP
postive patterns in relationships that stop negative cycles and encouragies healthier family interactions
started by one person or the whole family
not just how you act, also how you interpret others actions
changes take practice- not automatic
example:
parents notice child withdrawing and responds with patience- child starts engaging- cycle improves