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    Exam 3 Study Guide Chapters 10–12 Be familiar with family coalitions -p.284.Coalitions are alliances between specific family members against a third member. Stable coalition – a fixed and inflexible union that becomes a dominant part of the family’s everyday functioning. Detouring coalition – is one in which the pair hold a third family member responsible for their difficulties or conflicts with one another‚ thus decreasing the stress on themselves or their relationship. Understand the

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    compare and contrast 2 texts from systemic literature describing different aspects of systemic theory and practice. I have selected Chapter 2 ‘The Therapy Manual’ from ‘Systemic couple Therapy and Depression’ by Elsa Jones and Eia Asen (2000‚ pages 13-44) and Chapters 2‚ 3 and 4 from ‘Moved to Tears‚ Moved to Action: Solution Focused Brief Therapy with Women and Children’ by Jane Lethem (reprinted 2000‚ pages 27-56). I have remained convinced about this selection since reading the module handbook

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    Teller‚ Pueblo‚ Arapaho‚ Denver and Douglas Counties) and some insurance agencies such as Tri Care‚ Medicaid and Value Options. Four Feathers Counseling also receives private referrals as well. The therapy includes but is not limited to; Individual‚ Family‚ Trauma with crisis intervention. Therapy could include “in home” as well as “in office”. Four Feathers Counseling has a staff of 5 therapists who specialize in one or more of the services offered. Needs Analysis 1. Organizational Analysis

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    of Theories The family model theory and the diseases model of addiction are very essential in understanding from psychology point of view. The foremost discussion is the family model. This theory has a very strong belief that the addiction of an individual is could only be understood when the relation of the person with his family is considered on the first priority‚ this means that any person is determined by his addiction and other habits by his relation with his family members and peers.

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    the idea of family is not universal; it varies amongst different cultures and ethnic backgrounds. Throughout the course of the semester‚ several theories of marriage and family have been introduced and acknowledged. Over the course of time‚ society has influenced and altered the structure of family life‚ thus altering the methods and techniques in which therapy for couples and families are provided. A study conducted by Bradley et al. (2008) suggests that when individuals/families seek counseling

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    Narrative Theory and Victims of Domestic Violence Elena Murphy San Francisco State University Abstract This paper examines online publications on narrative theory and therapy with domestic violence victims. It explores the history of narrative theory as well as what assumptions are made about individual and family clients when using the theory. The paper reviews the techniques that are used in narrative theory and then applies these techniques to a case study involving a victim of domestic

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    `psychotherapy ’; the most promising basis for such a distinction seems to be whether or not the mode of work attempts to access the unconscious. On this basis‚ several modalities currently termed `therapy ’ would in fact be classed as types of `counselling ’‚ including those modalities of family therapy which aim to engage clients at the level of conscious behaviour change and restructuring. Consideration of how new professionals are trained lends support to a continuum‚ with short-term‚ problem-focused

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    is most common in adolescence‚ the average age being seventeen years old. Anorexia Nervosa is more common in females with a female to male ratio of 10:1‚ and the numbers of those with anorexia nervosa are only increasing by the year. The Maudsley family-based treatment (MFBT) is considered to be the most effective form of treatment. There are two kinds of anorexia: restricting and binge eating or purging. Restricting is when a person does not binge or purge after eating on a regular basis‚ while

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    Systems Theory Paper

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    environment are: family‚ friends‚ social policy‚ and mental health. Systems theory is the same as family therapy. The history of this theory can be traced all the way back to the 1940s and 1950s. However‚ marriage and family counseling began to really grow in the late 1970s and 1980s. In 1968‚ Ludwig von Bertalanffy‚ came up with a theory that said organisms (couples and families) affected one another (Parrott‚ III‚ 2003). Parrott‚ III (2003) stated that‚ “the focus of the theory of the family is on

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    counseling. But the Hope-Focused approach has been evaluated and reviewed to be one of four empirically supported couple enrichment interventions Jakubowski et al (as cited by Worthington et al‚ 2007). The Hope-Focused Marriage Counseling approach is a strategic intervention process that help couples realize that change is possible and it gives them a new outlook on their partner relationship. The goal of the hope-focused approach is to strengthen the marriage and reduce the thoughts and feelings of divorce

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