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Strategic founders
MRI, Milan, Bateson, Haley
Strategic focus
On current presenting symptoms
Strategic premise
Observe families, change interactions and patterns, not individual members
Strategic interventions
Circular questions, metaphor, directives, paradox, ordeals, pretend techniques
Are strategic interventions brief or extensive?
Brief (8-10 sessions)
Feedback loop cycle
Homeostasis → tension rises (early positive feedback) → symptom (positive feedback) → tension subsides (self-correction)
In strategic, the social worker is a _____
Strategist
Structural premise
every family has a structure
Structural focus
Family interactions
Which theory uses joining?
Structural
Types of circular questions
Behavioral sequences, behavioral difference, comparison and ranking, before and after, hypothetical
Alignment
For or against
Power
Relative influence
Structural: social worker as ______
Director
Bowenian: social worker as _____
Coach
Key aspects of Bowenian
Differentiation vs. fusion, triangulation, emotional cutoffs, family projection, multigenerational patterns
Experiential: social worker as _____
Choreographer
Four communication stances
Placating, blaming, super-reasonable, irrelevant
Four Horsemen
Defensiveness, criticism, stonewalling, contempt
CBT: Social worker as _____
Educator/coach
Process for CBFTs
Assessment → target behaviors and thoughts for change → educate → replace and retrain
Types of cognitive distortions
Mind reading, mislabeling, overgeneralization, magnification/minimization, dichotomous thinking, personalization, selective abstraction, arbitrary inference
Narrative: social worker is _____
Co-author and co-editor
Solution-focused: social worker is _____
Inquisitive encourager
Founder of narrative therapy
Michael White