Family Systems
The Family Systems approach in psychotherapy explores how patterns of interaction, roles, communication styles, and unspoken rules within a family contribute to one’s distress and resilience. Learn from theorists such as Salvador Minuchin and Virginia Satir as they work with clients whose experiences are viewed as part of a broader relational pattern to increase awareness, flexibility, and healthier patterns of connection.
Using Family Systems Theory in Psychotherapy
In this 3-volume course, you’ll learn powerful, systems-informed tools to help resolve impasses with individuals, couples, and families by addressing the relational patterns and family-of-origin dynamics that keep clients feeling stuck. Deepen your work by integrating contextual factors—such as race, gender, and culture—and using genograms to situate presenting problems within a broader historical and social framework. Includes 8 CE credits.
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