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Family Therapy Models Flashcards

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M.R.I Solution Focused Therapy IS:

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Consultative, exploratory, pragmatic, out of session task

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Structural -Strategic Therapy IS:

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Directive, in session interactions, out of session tasks

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Experiential Therapy IS:

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Personal Disclosure, In Session Modeling

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Intergenerational Therapy IS:

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Historical, in session analysis

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Behavioral-CBFT Therapy IS:

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Education in session, Problem Focused

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Milan-Narrative Therapy IS:

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Questioning, Reflecting, Empowering, in Session

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Multisystem Therapy (MST) IS:

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Home-based, Pragmatic, Principle-Oriented

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Multidimensional Family Therapy (MDFT) IS:

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Pragmatic, Flexible, Stage Oriented

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Emotional Focused Therapy (EFT) IS:

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Exploratory, Empathic, Stage Oriented, In Session Enactments

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Second Generation Family Therapy: Postmodern Models are different than that of first generation family therapy because:

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their concepts are related to theories about the process of change and what will bring about the most positive and hopeful outcome.

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Who organized the Milan Center for Family Studies and when?

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Mara Selvini Palazzoli
Luigi Boscolo
Giuliana Prata
Gianfranco Cecchin

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The Milan Group developed a systemic approach for treating the families of:

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anorectic, encopretic and emotionally disturbed children

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Through the systematic use of questions, Milan Team had a _____ & _____ impact on family dynamics.

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Direct & Indirect

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What type of questions explored family interactions, the history of the problem, and the emotional issues influencing the family in The Milan Team?

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Circular questions

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Describe Circular Questioning within the Milan Team

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Circular questions start with present concerns, shift to an interest in the relevant past, and evolve toward future transitions.

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Circular Questioning consist of what four types within the Milan Team?

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Problem Definition
Sequence of Interaction
Comparison/Classification
Intervention

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The intent of circular questions and the four different type range from _____ to _____ for the Milan Team.

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Exploratory to Provocative

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When the Milan team emphasizes the usefulness of questions that draw comparisons, whether between people, points in time, or definitions of the problem the intent is….. exploratory or provocative?

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Exploratory

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What does exploratory relate the problem to?

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Relates the problem to current interactions and significant event in the family history.

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How do therapist use provocative questions in the Milan Team?

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When questions are provocative, therapist use them as an indirect intervention to make some implicit family dynamic explicit and verbalized.

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The Milan Team believed indirect interventions to be the most appropriate for difficult cases because

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they are more respectful of the clients reality and minimize resistance to change.

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Within the Milan Team what does paradoxes do?

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Paradoxes indirectly warrant clients drive towards change and provide an atmosphere that is accepting and respectful of these clients dilemmas.

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Solution Focused Family Therapy is a branch of?

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Milton Erickson’s Work

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Solution Focused Therapy describes therapy as changing

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“the viewing” or “the doing” related to a problem

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In Solution Focused Therapy the therapist role is to

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Assist the family to identify its resources
Build on what is working
To manage its problems

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In Solution Focused Therapy therapist do not see problems as signs of failure, rather they see them as

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inevitable part of the family development

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It is important in Solution Focused Therapy for the relationship between the client and the therapist to be

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a collaborative problem solving consultation.

28
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In the initial intake for a Solution Focused Therapist, clients are viewed as either _____ or _____.

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Visitors or Customers

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In Solution Focused Therapy a visitor is

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Often someone who does not see the presenting problem as a problem or who has become defensive when discussing the problem, particularly when a previous history with public agencies exists from when he or she has felt criticism.

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In Solution Focused Therapy a Customer is

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a person who wants some change to occur and believes therapy could be a means to that end.

31
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Who is the father of Narrative Family Therapy?

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Michael White

32
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White, in Narrative Therapy most commonly addresses what themes?

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oppression and liberation

33
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White in Narrative Therapy adapts easily to the family subculture due to:

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writing in their words and their language, incorporating these into his analysis and into the family story of liberation.

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In Narrative Therapy the client is encourage to think about their lives and problems as an old story where the therapist is:

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the audience, director, and editor of the emerging work of art.

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In Narrative Therapy the clients and family members are:

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the authors and principal characters in the production

36
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White’s approach of Narrative Therapy, is known for the way it addresses

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societal oppression, empowers discouraged families, and diminishes family isolation.

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What are the four things that White uses to address societal oppression, empowers discouraged families and diminish family isolation in Narrative Therapy?

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He uses:

  • -Their Language
  • -Their Values
  • -Their Experience
  • -Their Natural Support System
38
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To Cognitive-Behavioral Therapists a person’s _______affects their_____.

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Internal; Behavior

39
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Cognitive Behavioral Therapist believe that _____ ______ of another can produce undesirable behaviors.

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unrealistic expectation

40
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Cognitive Behavioral Therapists often use _____ ______ inventories to assess the effects of theses cognitions on a couples relationship.

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Self Report

41
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Cognitive Behavioral Family Therapy (CBFT) has demonstrated its effectiveness in…….

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improving couples relationships

42
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In Cognitive Behavioral Family Therapy ________ _________ produces meaningful changes within couple relationships.

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cognitive restructuring

43
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What is cognitive restructuring and which form of Therapy uses it?

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Reframing and CBFT

44
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Who founded Multisytemic Therapy, when and why?

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Boyd-Franklin, (1989), because he found that for successful therapy for an African American family often involved a multisystem approach.

45
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For Multisystemic Therapy (MST), the therapeutic process begins by

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linking the goals of the larger system (ex: court) with the goal of the family (make kid behave or get court out of our life). Which is all under the (Get Family Help) umbrellas

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In Multisystemic Therapy, the therapist are trained to be…..

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goal and action oriented

47
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What are the theories associated with Structural family therapy?

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Hierarchy
subsystems
Boundaries
coalitions

48
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What are the goals of Structural Family Therapy?

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Effective leadership of the parents

and Balanced relationships

49
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What is the role of the therapist in a structural family therapy session?

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Director, Stage manager, and Narrator

50
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In structural family therapy, the therapist is assessing for….

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Quality of leadership, interactional sequences related to health and wellness and coalitions.

51
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What interventions are used in Structural Family therapy

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Joining, Enactments, in-session interactions

52
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What is the therapist role in strategic family therapy

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Leader and director

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Strategic family therapist assess for…

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quality of leadership, interactional sequences related to problem solving

54
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Interventions used in strategic family therapy

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out of session task, direct and indirect directives.

55
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intergenerational therapist are interested in

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Differentiation, detriangulation, resolving losses, restoring trust and fairness

56
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The role of the therapist in intergenerational therapy

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coach and multi directed partiality

57
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Intergenerational therapist assess by…

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genograms, family ledger (perceptions of trust and fairness), triangles and emotional process

58
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Goals of experiential therapist

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Acceptance, creativity, interpersonal competence, family unity, healing

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Role of an experiential therapist

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use of self, modeling, self disclosure, directing the flow of communication.

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How do experiential therapist assess?

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nurturing behavior, conflict, location of pain

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Behavioral therapist assess by

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Behavioral descriptions, history of the problem, and function analysis

62
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What is the role of a behavioral family therapist

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Educator and coach

63
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Goal of behavioral family therapy

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pro-social behavior

64
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Who is the creator of structural family therapy?

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Munuchin

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