Family and Multigenerational Family Therapy

Multi-generation Family Therapy Maury Bowen's theory is called multi-generational family therapy due to the development of the principle and practice of psychoanalysis. After changing the way in which all family members were hospitalized to focus on the family system rather than individuals to change schizophrenia, Bowen found an interest in the client's family multi-generation model (Corey, 438 ). He insists that only relational models understanding family relationships can change the problems that occur in the current family.

Family therapy and family generation for family therapy and multi-generation family therapy, as well as family ideas as a unit to work with individuals are innovative and for many years have been an important enhancement of home system therapy. In 1960, structured family therapy was established and developed by Salvador Minotin. Interpersonal relationships can be interpreted as interpersonal relationships or intimate relationships; arising from these two categories is many reasons for the development of properties in human nature. By studying literary works we can catch a glimpse of human behavior and understand what is causing human behavior and collapse. Many of these works show the possibility of influence of dominant relationship and inferior relationship, from independence to parent influence. We saw the contempt of the ruler

Abstract This paper applied multi-generation family therapy and structured family therapy theory to the Melendez family. Start with biographies of Hispanic families, families' strengths and weaknesses, stages of the family life cycle, cultural factors that affect families, and types of relationships described in Melendez's Genogram and Eco Map as therapeutic goals and Interpretation of quality and intervention setting. Goal

Generational family therapy recognizes the intergenerational effect of family and individual behavior. Identifying action patterns of multiple generations, such as management of anxiety helps to understand how current issues are rooted in previous generations. Murray Bowen designed this home treatment to treat individuals and couples, families. Bowen discusses family problems by discussing similar circumstances in other households, explains the reactions of individual families rather than showing them, and the family responds to the statement of "I" rather than a statement of condemnation We use techniques such as urging you to do.