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    Strategic Family Therapy

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    working with families. The different types of therapy, approaches and models give insight to the social worker. The Brief Strategic Family Therapy(BSFT) involves using different strategies by the by therapist to eliminate undesired behavior. The idea behind strategic family therapy is to assign tasks to families to change those aspects of the system that continues the behavior that is causing the issues. According to BSFT focuses primarily on the present interactions that occur between family…

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    Family Therapy is a process that many families have to go through at some point in time in life. Normally it’s because the busyness of our daily lives get to us and weigh us down. Which normally leads to many problems within the family. The therapy options are Psychodynamic Approach, Bowen Family Systems Theory, Person Centered Approach, and Cognitive Behavioral Family Therapy. Each these theories work best in their own way based on the situation at hand. The first one is Psychodynamic Approach…

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    In the article “Toward the differentiation of self in one’s family of origin”, by Murray Bowen, he speaks of family systems therapy. The goal is to have the members of the family reach a better level of “differentiation of self”. The first method of family therapy of relieving symptoms was ineffective. Then came the triangle method, that put the two parents and the therapist could remain “differentiated” from the two. He then talks of how trainees from the 1967 conference used the concepts…

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    psychotherapy Marital Therapy, Family Therapy, and Transactional Analysis. Marital therapy is a psychotherapy that is directed at improving a disturbed marital relationship. The therapy is centered on efforts to change the psychodynamics & behavior of the partners. These sessions are usually conjoint. In the conjoint session the two partners meet with the therapist in a joint session to discuss their issues. Marital Therapy may be conducted on a problem solving equipment. As for Family…

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    To further comprehend the motives and interactions between the family members, one can use Bowen’s family systems theory, clarifying triangulation in the book. Triangulation essential means that one individual, within a family or group, serves as a mediator between two individuals who do not communicate. The best example of triangulation in this book subsists a Brian, as he stood as the communicator…

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    Childhood Family Dynamics

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    My wife and I are both experiencing problems that are related to our childhood family dynamics. If we can change our problem behavior using motivational interviewing it will give us an opportunity to focus on our individual issues that we face and thoroughly analyze our emotions as well as an opportunity to recognize the extent of our anxieties, and find any repetitive behaviors. Along with feeling relatable to each other which strengthens our lifelong commitment to our marriage. In addition, it…

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    In the mid 1900’s family therapy became known as a revolutionary approach to treatment which has helped therapists to better understand the family structure as well as individuals within the family (Corey). For therapists to provide the best treatment for individual clients they have learned that any change the individual may need would be easily made if the therapist took the family and the set of relationships into consideration. Previous studies show that every person is impacted by their…

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    Family Law Case Study

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    Page 1: Salem, OR And Surrounding Areas, family law - http://www.salemorlegalservices.com/family_law.html When you find yourself in the midst of a family law matter, it can be an emotional process. At O'Neill & Baldwin, LLC, we understand what you're going through. Our dedicated staff is committed to helping each of our valued clients in Salem, OR, make decisions for themselves and their family members. You can depend on us to provide reassurance throughout the process from start to finish.…

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    Dysfunctional Members Dysfunctional family members are in most families. The dysfunctional member has unhealthy behaviors and attitudes, is unable to function properly, and has issues with his or her psychosocial functioning. There can be multiple members in a family that are dysfunctional in the home environment. There are characteristics in one’s life that make him or her dysfunctional within the home environment, such as holding members of ones family to expectations that they are unable to…

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    influences our everyday life. However, how does the media represent the family? Turn on primetime Television and you see varied representations. From a nuclear Family of a husband, wife, and children to a single mother raising a child, the media covers a majority of family relationships. But regardless of the people in the family what does the media portray? Surprisingly enough the media doesn’t portray a picture perfect family without any difficulties. Television has always been a place for…

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