Systems 1 Crossword

3. conversations during counseling sessions in which two or more family members talk directly with each other—rather than to the counselor—about household events and interactions.
5. occurs when the anxiety in a dyad is relieved by involving a third party who either takes sides or provides a detour for the anxiety.
6. statements that allow the client the opportunity to expand on an idea or select a topic for discussion.
9. when the listener withdraws from their partner by shutting down and closing himself or herself off from the other person.
10. the emotional merging of family members, so that the children may not mature, separate, or have individuality from the parents becomes difficult

1. bind, a situation in which an individual receives conflicting messages from another person.
2. to manipulate another person into doubting his or her experiences or understanding of something.
4. Cutoff, emotional distancing—often in an extreme manner, regardless of whether the it takes the form of internal means or actual physical detachment
7. perhaps one of the most important concepts in establishing a therapeutic relationship with a client.. the ability of one person to put themselves in the shoes of another.
8. a concept which identifies dividers that are present between family subsystems. They are set by the implicit rules defining who participates, and how, within each subsystem.