When a child receives the parents' own low levels of differentiation and becomes that way him, or
herself.
View that problems reside within the individual
used as an assessment device (pictorial device)
Use positive connotations and circular questioning to aid family members in learning about the
perceptions of other members
Troubled family; schizophrenic; substance abuse and improve their relationship skills
Triangulate (Triangle) -
Triadic -
Tracking -
Therapists help families solve the immediate problem they came to therapy to resolve; they are
content with symptom reduction
Therapist strive for active, spontaneous, honest, and open encounters in their therapeutic sessions
The wholeness of the family system; The influence of the family's hierarchical organization; The
interdependent functionng of its subsystems
The structural therapist adopts symbols of the family's life gathered from members' communication
and deliberately uses them in conversation with the family
the purpose, typical procedures; risks of possible negative outcomes; possible benefits; cost,
behavior to expect; limits of confidentiality; information provided to third-party payors; conditions that
might precipitate a referral to another therapist; available alternative treatments
Structuralists typically follow this order -
Structural theorists emphasize -
Structural family therapist is concerned with -
Structural approach in family therapy is primarily associated with
Stepfamily Preparation Program -
Spousal, parental, and sibling subsystems
Society, like the family, contains within it opposing forces toward undifferentiation and toward
individuation
Societal regression -
Sibling position -
Sexual contact -
Severe dysfunction is conceptualized as the result of chronic anxiety transmitted over several
generations.
Satisfied if they can help a family cope with serious disorders and keep its diagnosed member from
returning to the hospital (or at least reducing the necessary number of such returns)
Salvador Minuchin -
Role of Transgenerational therapist -
Role of Structuralists therapist -
Role of Experiential therapist -
Responsibility to client; confidentiality, professional competence and integrity; responsibility to
students and supervisees; responsibility to research participants; responsibility to the profession;
financial arrangements and advertising
Research on the relationship between birth order and personality with clarifying his own thinking
regarding the influence
Rely on observation of the family in action, mapping transactional patterns, provoking enactments
to detect boundary problems such as enmeshment and disengagement
Relationship of two persons
Relationship of three person
Relationship Enhancement Programs -
, Relational Ethics -
RE - sets of core skills -
RE - created by Bernard Guerney, Jr. (1977) at Penn State
Question, coach, and encourage individual efforts at self-differentiation by teaching clients to take "
I positions" expressing how they truly feel
Psychoeducation -
Psychodymanic and Systems Approach -
Providing insight
Protecting the client from unauthorized disclosures of personal information by the therapist without
prior client consent.
Preventive and Intervention Enhancement Program - Marital Enrichment Programs
PREPARE (PREmarital Personal and Relationship Evaluation) Inventory - David Olson
PREPARE -
PREP sessions come in two formats
PREP (Preventive and Intervention Enhancement Program)
PREP -
Preauthorization -
Pioneer of contextual therapy
Philadelphia Child Guidance Center -
One in four a remmariage for both
Nuclear family emotional system -
Multigenerational Transmission Process -
Most therapists become_________, ultimately adopting techniques that their experience tells them
work best with specific sets of problems.
Most family therapies today, on the other hand, tend to be ____, encouraging families to deal with
issues they face in the present, without unduly looking for answers from the past as to why the
problems currently exist.
Most common grounds for a malpractice suit
Monadic, dyadic or triadic factors in family functioning -
Monadic -
Mode-Switching (RE set of core skill)
Medical Family Therapy -
Marriage Preparation Program -
Marriage Encounter Program was developed by ___________
Marriage Encounter Program first appeared in __________
Marriage Encounter -
Marriage and Family Therapy
Marital Enrichment Programs -
Likely to employ questionnaires and inventories for each family member, to get a sense of different
perspectives about the family problem
Licensing -
Joining and accommodating; Assessing family interactions; Monitoring family dysfunctional sets;
restructuring transactional patterns
Join the family system in a leadership role, accommodate to the family style, map out the structure
the family has developed, and go about helping them change that structure to adapt to changing
conditions.
herself.
View that problems reside within the individual
used as an assessment device (pictorial device)
Use positive connotations and circular questioning to aid family members in learning about the
perceptions of other members
Troubled family; schizophrenic; substance abuse and improve their relationship skills
Triangulate (Triangle) -
Triadic -
Tracking -
Therapists help families solve the immediate problem they came to therapy to resolve; they are
content with symptom reduction
Therapist strive for active, spontaneous, honest, and open encounters in their therapeutic sessions
The wholeness of the family system; The influence of the family's hierarchical organization; The
interdependent functionng of its subsystems
The structural therapist adopts symbols of the family's life gathered from members' communication
and deliberately uses them in conversation with the family
the purpose, typical procedures; risks of possible negative outcomes; possible benefits; cost,
behavior to expect; limits of confidentiality; information provided to third-party payors; conditions that
might precipitate a referral to another therapist; available alternative treatments
Structuralists typically follow this order -
Structural theorists emphasize -
Structural family therapist is concerned with -
Structural approach in family therapy is primarily associated with
Stepfamily Preparation Program -
Spousal, parental, and sibling subsystems
Society, like the family, contains within it opposing forces toward undifferentiation and toward
individuation
Societal regression -
Sibling position -
Sexual contact -
Severe dysfunction is conceptualized as the result of chronic anxiety transmitted over several
generations.
Satisfied if they can help a family cope with serious disorders and keep its diagnosed member from
returning to the hospital (or at least reducing the necessary number of such returns)
Salvador Minuchin -
Role of Transgenerational therapist -
Role of Structuralists therapist -
Role of Experiential therapist -
Responsibility to client; confidentiality, professional competence and integrity; responsibility to
students and supervisees; responsibility to research participants; responsibility to the profession;
financial arrangements and advertising
Research on the relationship between birth order and personality with clarifying his own thinking
regarding the influence
Rely on observation of the family in action, mapping transactional patterns, provoking enactments
to detect boundary problems such as enmeshment and disengagement
Relationship of two persons
Relationship of three person
Relationship Enhancement Programs -
, Relational Ethics -
RE - sets of core skills -
RE - created by Bernard Guerney, Jr. (1977) at Penn State
Question, coach, and encourage individual efforts at self-differentiation by teaching clients to take "
I positions" expressing how they truly feel
Psychoeducation -
Psychodymanic and Systems Approach -
Providing insight
Protecting the client from unauthorized disclosures of personal information by the therapist without
prior client consent.
Preventive and Intervention Enhancement Program - Marital Enrichment Programs
PREPARE (PREmarital Personal and Relationship Evaluation) Inventory - David Olson
PREPARE -
PREP sessions come in two formats
PREP (Preventive and Intervention Enhancement Program)
PREP -
Preauthorization -
Pioneer of contextual therapy
Philadelphia Child Guidance Center -
One in four a remmariage for both
Nuclear family emotional system -
Multigenerational Transmission Process -
Most therapists become_________, ultimately adopting techniques that their experience tells them
work best with specific sets of problems.
Most family therapies today, on the other hand, tend to be ____, encouraging families to deal with
issues they face in the present, without unduly looking for answers from the past as to why the
problems currently exist.
Most common grounds for a malpractice suit
Monadic, dyadic or triadic factors in family functioning -
Monadic -
Mode-Switching (RE set of core skill)
Medical Family Therapy -
Marriage Preparation Program -
Marriage Encounter Program was developed by ___________
Marriage Encounter Program first appeared in __________
Marriage Encounter -
Marriage and Family Therapy
Marital Enrichment Programs -
Likely to employ questionnaires and inventories for each family member, to get a sense of different
perspectives about the family problem
Licensing -
Joining and accommodating; Assessing family interactions; Monitoring family dysfunctional sets;
restructuring transactional patterns
Join the family system in a leadership role, accommodate to the family style, map out the structure
the family has developed, and go about helping them change that structure to adapt to changing
conditions.
