family theories

Question 1

psychoanalytic or psychodynamic approach.

Answer 1

ackerman

Question 2

family therapist popularized the notion that in times of stress,
family members use four inept patterns of communication. The placator (who tries to please everybody in the family); the blamer; the reasonable analyzer (who intellectualizes); and the irrelevant distracter (who interrupts and changes the topic to something irrelevant).

Answer 2

virginia satir

Question 3

could be very wild, radical, and creative, and often utilized a co-therapist

Answer 3

carl whitaker

Question 4

intergenerational therapy. His approach is often referred to as extended family systems therapy.uses genogram

Answer 4

bowenism

Question 5

therapy proposes that changes in the family system, subsystems, and family organization must take place in order for individual family members to resolve their systems. Structural therapy is directive and performed in the here and now.

Answer 5

minuchin structural family therapy

Question 6

therapy proposes that changes in the family system, subsystems, and family organization must take place in order for individual family members to resolve their systems. Structural therapy is directive and performed in the here and now.

Answer 6

minuchin structural family therapy

Question 7

ill shake, to shake as much as he can; actually prescribing the symptom). Reframing and relabeling problems is common in this modality. This approach warns us that double-bind communication (e.g., a parent telling a child she loves her while beating her severely) could cause serious psychopathology, even schizophrenia.

Answer 7

haley and madanes strategic family therapy