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testing and therapy (Role of therapist (legal help (have to be clear in…

- - - - learning line of enough emotion but not too much
- - - - realizing when problem is the behavior, not the client- pay attention context
  - - - respects self determination and build foundation of self regulation
  - - - challenges beliefs but worry that client won't stand up for beliefs; have to have balance
    - - have to consider functional vs dysfunctional anxiety
  - - - however, raises question of how much is too much
  - - - can't overwhelm capacity to talk about it
      - if there is a trauma history then there is a risk of disassociation
  - - - leads to belief that it might be effective for those with trauma history and problems more complex than PTSD
  - - - Yalom explaining to Carlos that he was physically sick but it didn't effect his core was not
    - - belief in reincarnation to get him to reconsider his negative actions
      - love of children to reconsider views of rape
  - - - generally works but can be unproductive if one individual does have a problem such as narcissism
  - - - however, can help with coping with any disorder
  - - - strengths part of brain
- - - - Yalom- problems with overweight people, problems with comparing client to mother
        
        able to overcome barriers by acknowledging the issues
  - - - some cultures are more open to receiving help, even within countries
  - - - disconnect if therapy techniques aren't enforced or practiced at home
- - - - positive model = flexibility in emotional responding to conflicts
        
        replaced by Mastery Scale
        
        focus on self-control and understanding
- - - - argument for a structure that says they're either going to commit suicide or not
  - - - One member to assess his role as a "sick child", another for family culture and history of loss, and the last to assess mother's history of loss, abuse, and trauma and how it has impacted her identity as the family caretaker
- - - - family is required to let go of old script, adopt new script, incorporate change into new script, and review the appropriateness of the old model
      - must happen as a family unit so individuals can maintain their new script
      - scripts can come from current generation or previous ones
  - - - wife is playing victim which prevents husband from reconstructing
      - makes them face each other when talking (vs facing the therapist) in order to encourage new transactional patterns to be laid out
        
        causes it to go from complaints of a sick husband to complaints of a controlling one
    - - therapist also pays close attention to interactions because all family therapy is is trying to diagnosis the family system