Structural Family Therapy

Structure model In our society, families are the basis of all interpersonal relationships. Therefore, it is the goal of a family therapist to learn to maintain and develop a healthy family. Counselors can use structured home treatments to help hurt families. The pioneer of structured family therapy was Salvador Minotin (Hammond & Nichols, 2014). Structural home therapists have been exemplified in contextual therapy, clarifying stress factors in individual relationships (Vetere, 2001).

Structural family therapy * Structural family therapy (SFT) is a treatment model developed under the guidance of Salvador Minuchin, mainly at the Philadelphia Pediatric Guidance Clinic. Based on system theory, the unique feature of this model is that structural change is the main purpose of treatment, and the therapist is a positive element in the process of rebuilding the family. A structured family therapist inputs or "couples" treatment of the family system, understands intangible rules governing its function, maps relationships between families or family subsets, and finally within families Destroy and stabilize the disability relationship. More healthy mode

Structural family therapy designed by Salvador Minuchin has studied family relations, behavior and patterns shown during treatment to evaluate the structure of the family. The therapist uses role playing activities in the conversation and checks subsystems within family structures such as parents and sibling subsystems. Strategic family therapy developed by Jay Haley, Milton Erickson, and Cloe Madanes examines families processes and functions such as communication patterns and problem solving by evaluating family behavior outside the treatment period. Treatment involves rebuilding or redefining the scenario in question to create the desired change, or using conflicting interventions (eg, the fact that the family acts as opposed to the purpose of treatment Proposal). Strategic family therapists think that change will occur quickly without thoroughly analyzing the root cause of the problem