Style of the Family Therapist – A Violent Father

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Topic Areas:
Family Therapy | Family Therapy: Families with Children
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The Minuchin Archives – Style of the Family Therapist – Full Set
Category:
The Minuchin Archives
Course Levels:
Master Degree or Higher in Health-Related Field
Duration:
1 Hour 21 Minutes
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Audio and Video
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A family presents their 17-year-old daughter who attempted suicide to Dr. Minuchin. Minuchin discovers from the father that he and his wife have been psychologically divorced since the birth of the daughter, and the mother states that she still feels single. Exploring the spouse and parental subsystems gives a map of the family. Minuchin attempts to construct an alternative family organization in which the adolescent children form a healing subsystem.

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Until recently, however.

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Style of the Family Therapist – A Violent Father