Case Conceptualization in Family Therapy - Original PDF

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Author: Michael D. Reiter

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In this highly-anticipated new text for courses in family therapy, key concepts and techniques of the most prominent family therapy models are presented and put into practice. Each chapter utilizes the same unique case family to explore the intricacies of how that model views the theory of problem formation as well as the theory of problem resolution. Readers will work their way through nine engaging theory chapters written from the perspective of the founder. As theories are presented, the development of a case conceptualization will take shape and a deeper understanding of the unique situation of one case family currently having difficulties will be explored and studied, and a solution as to what course of treatment might be most appropriate will be evaluated.

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When you get to your office, you see that you have a phone message from a woman looking for a family therapy session. She says that she and her hus- band have three children, the oldest of whom is a 16-year-old boy who refuses to go to school. This is the only information that you have about the family, and now you have a lot of decisions to make. When you call the potential client back, who will you suggest come to the session? How do you want to position yourself with the family, even before they come to the first session? How will your way of viewing the family inform you on what questions to ask and which interventions to make? These are some of the initial decisions that therapists make before starting a ses- sion with a new family. Therapists, however, do not go into a therapy room as blank slates. They come with biases, reflected in how they answer certain questions about family functioning and therapeutic practice. How does a therapist know what to do upon entering the therapy room with a family? What information is important to obtain during the course of therapy? Which techniques of family therapy should be used? What questions should be asked? How should the therapist utilize her own self in the therapy room? What stance or position should she take toward the family? How will the therapist know when to terminate with the family? All of these are questions that family therapists grapple with every time they meet with a new family. The answers to these questions depend on the theoretical orientation of the therapist. This theoretical conceptualization helps guide the therapist in making a multitude of thera- peutic decisions.

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وقتی به مطب خود می رسید، می بینید که یک پیام تلفنی از طرف زنی دارید که به دنبال جلسه خانواده درمانی است. او می گوید که او و همسرش سه فرزند دارند که بزرگ ترین آنها پسری 16 ساله است که از رفتن به مدرسه امتناع می کند. این تنها اطلاعاتی است که در مورد خانواده دارید و اکنون باید تصمیمات زیادی بگیرید. وقتی با مشتری احتمالی تماس می گیرید، چه کسی را به جلسه پیشنهاد می کنید؟ چگونه می خواهید خود را در کنار خانواده قرار دهید، حتی قبل از اینکه آنها به جلسه اول بیایند؟ نحوه نگرش شما به خانواده چگونه به شما اطلاع می دهد که چه سؤالاتی بپرسید و چه مداخلاتی باید انجام دهید؟ اینها برخی از تصمیمات اولیه ای است که درمانگران قبل از شروع یک جلسه با یک خانواده جدید می گیرند. با این حال، درمانگران به عنوان لوح های خالی وارد اتاق درمانی نمی شوند. آنها با سوگیری هایی همراه هستند که در نحوه پاسخگویی به سؤالات خاصی در مورد عملکرد خانواده و عملکرد درمانی منعکس می شود. چگونه یک درمانگر می داند که با ورود به اتاق درمان با خانواده چه کاری انجام دهد؟ کسب چه اطلاعاتی در طول دوره درمان مهم است؟ از کدام تکنیک های خانواده درمانی باید استفاده کرد؟ چه سوالاتی باید پرسید؟ درمانگر چگونه باید از خود در اتاق درمان استفاده کند؟ او باید چه موضع یا موضعی در قبال خانواده داشته باشد؟ چگونه درمانگر متوجه می شود که چه زمانی باید به خانواده خاتمه دهد؟ همه اینها سوالاتی هستند که خانواده درمانگران هر بار که با خانواده جدیدی ملاقات می کنند با آنها دست و پنجه نرم می کنند. پاسخ به این سوالات به جهت گیری نظری درمانگر بستگی دارد. این مفهوم سازی نظری به هدایت درمانگر در اتخاذ تصمیمات درمانی متعدد کمک می کند.

 

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Author(s): Michael D. Reiter

Publisher: Pearson, Year: 2013

ISBN: 0132889072,9780132889070

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CONTENTS Chapter 1 DEVELOPING CASE CONCEPTUALIZATIONS 1 The Importance of Having a Conceptual Lens 2 Developing a Conceptualization 4 Bowen Natural Systems Theory 4 Contextual Therapy 5 Satir Growth Model 5 Brief Therapy: Mental Research Institute 6 Strategic Family Therapy 6 Milan Systemic Family Therapy 7 Structural Family Therapy 7 Solution-Focused Brief Therapy 8 Narrative Therapy 8 Case Conceptualization 8 Models of Case Conceptualization 9 Common Factors of Therapy 12 Extratherapeutic Factors 12 Relationship Factors 14 Expectancy, Hope, and Placebo Factors 17 Model and Technique Factors 19 The Approach Fitting the Person 20 Chapter 2 THE CASE: THE MOSLEY FAMILY 21 Current State of the Family 21 History of the Nuclear Family 24 Stephen’s Family of Origin 28 Miranda’s Family of Origin 30 Chapter 3 BOWEN FAMILY SYSTEMS THEORY 33 CHRISTOPHER BURNETT & MICHAEL D. REITER Theory of Problem Formation 33 Individual Constituents of the Emotional System 36 Emotional Triangles 39 The Concept of Differentiation of Self 42 Entering Therapy 44 Cultural Considerations 44 xiii xiv Contents Theory of Problem Resolution 45 Goals of Therapy 45 Genograms 45 Family Evaluation 46 Prognosis 49 ▶ Case Transcript 49 Chapter 4 CONTEXTUAL THERAPY 55 CATHERINE DUCOMMUN-NAGY & MICHAEL D. REITER Theory of Problem Formation 56 The Five Dimensions of Relational Reality 57 The Dimension of Facts 57 The Dimension of Individual Psychology 57 The Dimension of Transactions 59 The Dimension of Relational Ethics 59 The Ontic Dimension 65 Theory of Problem Resolution 68 Goals of Therapy 68 Multidirected Partiality 70 The Process of Therapy 72 The Role of the Therapist 74 Termination of Therapy 74 ▶ Case Transcript 75 Chapter 5 SATIR GROWTH MODEL 82 MICHAEL D. REITER & JEAN MCLENDON Theory of Problem Formation 82 Families 82 Symptoms 83 Self-Worth 85 Communication 85 Communication Stances 86 Connections 87 Philosophy of People 88 Cultural Considerations 88 Theory of Problem Resolution 89 Goals of Therapy 89 The Person of the Therapist 91 The Process of Therapy 92 Stages of Therapy 93 Contents xv Techniques 95 Termination of Therapy 96 ▶ Case Transcript 97 Chapter 6 BRIEF THERAPY: MENTAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE 105 MICHAEL D. REITER & WENDEL A. RAY Theory of Problem Formation 105 First- and Second-Order Change 106 Problems/Complaints 109 Cultural Considerations 111 Theory of Problem Resolution 113 Who to Invite to Therapy 113 The Process of Therapy 114 Client Position 115 Interventions 117 Termination of Therapy 120 ▶ Case Transcript 121 Chapter 7 STRATEGIC FAMILY THERAPY 126 MICHAEL D. REITER & WENDEL A. RAY Theory of Problem Formation 126 Problems/Symptoms 126 Family Life Cycle 128 Family Organization 128 Communication 129 Cultural Considerations 130 Theory of Problem Resolution 131 Goals of Therapy 131 Process of Therapy 133 Giving Directives 136 Termination of Therapy 137 ▶ Case Transcript 138 Chapter 8 MILAN SYSTEMIC FAMILY THERAPY 143 MICHAEL D. REITER & SHELLEY GREEN Theory of Problem Formation 143 Families as Systems 143 Control 145 Labels 145 Family Myths and Premises 148 Cultural Considerations 148 xvi Contents Theory of Problem Resolution 149 Techniques of Therapy 150 Three Guidelines of Therapy 152 Questions 156 Format of the Session 158 Ending Therapy 159 ▶ Case Transcript 160 Presession 160 Session 160 Discussion Break 165 Intervention 165 Postsession 166 Chapter 9 STRUCTURAL FAMILY THERAPY 167 JAY LAPPIN & MICHAEL D. REITER Theory of Problem Formation 167 The Family Referral 167 Structural Family Therapy: A System for Changing Systems 168 Seeing Differently 169 The Therapist’s Use of Self 169 Family Development 170 Couple/Partner Formation: The Mosleys 171 Families with School-Age and Adolescent Children 172 Boundaries 172 Maps: A Bridge between Problem and Resolution 174 Cultural Considerations 177 A Word about Larger Systems 178 Theory of Problem Resolution 178 Forming the Therapeutic System 178 Techniques Provoking Disequilibrium and Change 182 Termination of Therapy 184 ▶ Case Transcript 185 Mosley Family Session Seating 185 Chapter 10 SOLUTION-FOCUSED BRIEF THERAPY 191 MICHAEL D. REITER & ARLENE BRETT GORDON Theory of Problem Formation 191 Complaints 191 The Three Rules 193 Contents xvii Desire for Change 194 Cultural Considerations 195 Theory of Problem Resolution 196 Building on What Is Present 196 Goals 197 Change 198 Expectations 200 Questions 200 Process of Therapy 204 Interventions 206 Termination of Therapy 207 ▶ Case Transcript 208 Chapter 11 NARRATIVE THERAPY 216 MICHAEL D. REITER & JAMES HIBEL Theory of Problem Formation 216 Stories 216 Unique Outcomes 219 Landscape of Stories 220 Cultural Considerations 221 Theory of Problem Resolution 222 Process of Therapy 224 Termination of Therapy 227 ▶ Case Transcript 228 Chapter 12 EVOLVING CONCEPTUALIZATIONS 240 Model Evolution 241 Structural Family Therapy 241 Milan Systemic Family Therapy 242 Model Integration 243 Family Therapy Integration 244 New Developments in the Field 246 New Approaches 246 Common Factors, Core Competencies, and Evidence-Based Practice 248 Conclusion 254 References 255 Index 264

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