Family Work

Question 1

Family Work

•Establish a personal relationship with ? and an alliance with the family as?

Answer 1

individual members/ a group

Question 2

Family Work:

•Clarify ? and explore ? about the helping process, including potential?

Answer 2

expectations
reservations
dynamics of culture

Question 3

Family Work

•Elicit the family’s perception of?

Answer 3

the problem

Question 4

Family Work:

•Identify ? of family members

Answer 4

wants and needs

Question 5

Family Work:

•Define the presenting issue as a ?

Answer 5

family problem/challenge

Question 6

Genograms:

An assessment of ? family functioning, including mapping family ?, family ? and showing.

Answer 6

internal
structure
history
relationships

Question 7

Genograms:
A schematic diagram of the family ?, using squares to represent ?, circles to indicate ?, horizontal lines for ?, and vertical lines to?.

Answer 7

system
men
women
marriages
children

Question 8

Setting Priorities for Genograms:

1. The basic genogram patterns can help the clinician set priorities:
   a. ? symptoms, relationship or functioning patterns across the family and over the generations.

Answer 8

Repetitive (Repeated triangles, coalitions, cut-offs, patterns of conflict, over and under-functioning are central to genogram interpretation.)

Question 9

Setting priorities for Genograms:

b. ? of dates:

Answer 9

Coincidences( e.g., the death of one family member or anniversary of this death occurring at the same time as the symptom onset in another; the age at symptom onset coinciding with the age of problem development in another family member)

Question 10

Setting Priorities for Genograms:
2. The impact of change and untimely life cycle transitions: particularly changes in functioning and relationships that correspond with critical ? and untimely ? that occur “off-schedule”

Answer 10

family life events

life cycle transitions (e.g, births, marriages or deaths)

Question 11

Setting priorities for Genograms:

3. Awareness of possible patterns makes clients more sensitive to?

Answer 11

what is missing