According to Bertolino and O’Hanlon (Cited in Corey, 2013), the therapist listen to the client interpretation of their experiences and asked question to understand …show more content…
However it was developed much earlier, with the contribution of multiple psychologists and approaches. First we have Alfred Adler, who focused on siblings and parents relationship and psychological birth order in one’s family. Second is Murray Bowen, who was one of the original developer of the therapy, from psychoanalytic principle and referred it as multigenerational family therapy. Following psychologists were Virginia Satir, Carl Whitaker, who focused mostly on the therapist and the family relationship and more (Corey, 2005). Three major family system approach are structural family therapy, strategic family therapy and intergenerational …show more content…
The techniques used for intervention includes, joining and accommodate to understand the interaction and be able to make changes. Enactment which involve an act of conflict from the family, to allow the therapist to understand the coalitions and alliances and next suggest a change in the family system. Intensity is the way a message is given, achievement occur by having to eliminate or repeat an interaction. Altering boundaries, and reframing (Sharf,