FAMILY THERAPY - DEAN AMORY

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Preface All information in this manual was collected for personal use from freely accessible sites on the internet, a lot of it was found in the free encyclopaedia Wikipedia. The same applies to all pictures used, which I downloaded from public domain sites, with exception for the cover picture “la familia Dupont”, which was kindly made available to this purpose by its creator, Zirta (Beatriz Torres, Mexico). Since I feel many people will benefit and appreciate being allowed to get easy access to this kind of information ordered in short, easily accessible chapters, I decided to make this compilation work available for free to everybody as a download file. A printed copy of the manual can be purchased at http://www.lulu.com (http://www.lulu.com/shop/various-authors/practical-manual-of-family-therapy/paperback/product- 15478201.html) Should any of the authors of the borrowed texts feel that the present manual is not compatible with the way in which they planned to make their work available to the public, then I hereby invite them to contact me at Dean_Amory@hotmail.com and let me know which part of the manual should be adapted or replaced by information from other sources. 7
Page 1: AN INTRODUCTION TO FAMILY THERAPY T
Page 5: Cover Illustration: Zirta - Ilustra
Page 9 and 10: External links ....................
Page 11 and 12: Chapter 5 - Engaging the Family Int
Page 13 and 14: The family - homeostasis & change .
Page 15 and 16: Cybernetics:.......................
Page 17 and 18: D. Normal family development.......
Page 19 and 20: 7.1 Develop engagement.............
Page 21 and 22: 2. Family Photos...................
Page 23: VI. Experiential Family Therapy Out
Page 26 and 27: History of Marital Therapy Guman &F
Page 28 and 29: part, as a pragmatic alternative fo
Page 30 and 31: Publications Family therapy journal
Page 32 and 33: Salvador Minuchin Born and raised i
Page 34 and 35: founded the first family therapy jo
Page 36 and 37: instead of removing patients for in
Page 38 and 39: Models and Schools Family therapist
Page 40 and 41: Useful Internet links Wikipedia lin
Page 42 and 43: INTERVENTIONS BY DOMAIN PARENTS AS
Page 44 and 45: Brief Strategic Family Therapy for
Page 46 and 47: Why Brief Strategic Family Therapy?
Page 48 and 49: What Is Not the Focus of Brief Stra
Page 50 and 51: Culture as Context Bronfenbrenner a
Page 52 and 53: Strategy: The Three Ps of Effective
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Interactions that are either enmesh
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Life Context While the dimensions o
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Conflict Emergence Without Resoluti
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process of establishing a therapeut
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Mimesis also refers to using a fami
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Seven Frequently Used Restructuring
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uining her life and going nowhere.
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Some families have very rigid bound
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Chapter 5 - Engaging the Family Int
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treatment. From a family-systems pe
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counselor, "I can't really ask him
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Disengaged Parent These family stru
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Conduct Disorder. Analyses of varia
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outpatient agencies serving drug-ab
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References Alexander, J.F.; Holtzwo
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(eds.), Family Psychology: Science
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Solution focused brief therapy From
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happened. When you wake up the next
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ecame popularized in the 1960s and
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An Overview of Brief Therapy Short-
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Haley Model Jay Haley and Salvador
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Fifth, the therapist discredits who
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may also push the family towards a
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through for herself and telling Mic
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2. Triangles Triangles are the basi
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3. The Nuclear Family Emotional Pro
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accepted by the A.A. group and grea
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goes along. The intensity of the pr
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Michael and Martha became increasin
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Martha would make the wrong decisio
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intensely focused on child in her f
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Example: Neither Michael nor Martha
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fail to appreciate the emotional in
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2) De - Triangulation Triangulation
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People who are fused to their famil
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In addition to noting the unique po
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Goals of Therapy The practice of Bo
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MORE ABOUT TRIANGLES 1. Cross-gener
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The authors point out that there ar
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Salvador Minuchin’s Structural Fa
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The family - homeostasis & change T
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So the interaccional network knitte
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Definitions Structure, subsystems a
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When treatment is complete, the the
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Goals to keep in mind, besides the
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Step 2: Enactment Give each member
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Virginia Satir’s Humanistic Famil
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Behavioural & Conjoint Family Thera
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The Counsellor’s Role The counsel
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Excerpt from an Article by Lorraine
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disregard their own individual deve
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Roadblocks to family developmental
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Response-based Family Therapy From
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Contextual Family Therapy Approach
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Transactions The third dimension of
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Narrative Family Therapy From Wikip
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Common elements Common elements in
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DEFINITIONS The identified patient
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Punctuation: “The selective descr
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Basic Techniques in Family Therapy
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Bowen assumes that multigenerationa
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IV/ FAMILY SYSTEM STRATEGIES A fami
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TAKING SIDE & MEDIATING. In contras
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Bandler & Grinder (NLP) identify tw
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VI/ COMMUNICATION SKILL BUILDING TE
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Problem - Centered Systems Family T
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Structure of a Family Therapy Sessi
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Structure of Family Therapy Outline
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a. Control intensity by the regulat
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INDEX 1. Introduction 186 1.1 Origi
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1. Introduction 1.1 Origins of the
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2. Guiding Principles These princip
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3. Outline of Therapeutic Change 3.
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4. Outline of Therapist Interventio
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are respectful of family, therapist
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5. Therapeutic Setting 5.1 Convenin
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Post-session Review of main interve
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Example: Father and stepmother in t
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Mary: Well I hope so, I think somet
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Jane: Well when the keys got taken
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Th: Was your mum the only person wi
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Reframing: Reframe some of the cons
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9.3 Identifying the network and cla
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The therapeutic team can enable the
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Appendix II: Sample Video Consent F
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Appendix IV: Post-assessment letter
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Appendix VI : Session Notes Record
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Appendix VII - Diagonistic Intervie
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they are in complete agreement. The
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Examples: "When did you divorce you
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COMMUNICATION SKILL-BUILDING TECHNI
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C: I don’t know. I guess a lot of
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family. But even if mother should f
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Minuchin. Why does she think that y
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Article Source: http://EzineArticle
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An activity in which family members
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Before proceeding with the illustra
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The therapist makes personal adjust
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Therapist: That’s often the case
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PROBLEM TRACKING Problem tracking i
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of progress has been established, n
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Examples of open-ended questions:
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A therapist may also ask a client s
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Therapist: You seem to be telling m
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When affect and cognition are diffi
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expanded focus and a continuance of
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Example #3 Therapist: So far we’v
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Example of Utilization Strategy The
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Summary of Family Therapy Theories
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Medical Family Therapy MRI Brief Th
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I. The Foundations of Family Therap
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II. The Evolution Of Family Therapy
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E. Normal family development 1. Gro
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IV. The Fundamental Concepts Of Fam
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V. Bowen Family Systems Therapy - O
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VI. Experiential Family Therapy Out
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VII. Psychoanalytic Family Therapy
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VIII. Structure Family Therapy —
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