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Family - Coggle Diagram
Family
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Strategic Family (Haley)
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It is a type of counseling that focuses on helping families solve problems by changing their communication and behavior patterns. focuses on strategic interventions in the family system
The primary goal of therapy is to alter family interactions that are maintaining its symptoms. To achieve this goal, strategic family therapists assume an active role and use a variety of strategies that are aimed at changing behavior rather than instilling insight.
Narrative Family Therapy
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The primary goal of narrative family therapy is to replace problem-saturated stories with alternative stories that support more satisfying and preferred outcomes.
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Extended Family (Bowen)
Bowen's theory focuses on the family as an emotional unit and considers the multigenerational transmission of patterns and behaviors. A revolves around individual experiences and self-worth. B focuses on strategic interventions in the family system, while D pertains to cognitive and behavioral patterns of individuals.
Bown's Term
Differentiation of Self: How much an individual can separate their thoughts and feelings. Higher differentiation means better emotional regulation and less fusion with others in the family.
Triangles: A concept where a two-person relationship, when stressed, involves a third person to reduce tension but potentially complicates dynamics further.
Family Projection Process: How parents transmit their emotional issues to their children, impacting their development and behaviors.
Multigenerational Transmission Process: How families pass on behaviors, problems, and emotional responses from one generation to the next.
Emotional Cutoff: The way people manage anxiety between generations, often by reducing or cutting off emotional contact with family.
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Conjoint Family Therapy
It is based on the assumption that “the family as a whole protects itself from change through homeostatic rules and patterns of communication.
The primary goal of conjoint family therapy is to enhance the growth potential of family members by increasing their self-esteem, strengthening their problem-solving skills, and helping them communicate congruently.
Client Centered therapy, revolves around individual experiences and self-worth