Across
- 4. BOUNDARIES An abstract method of separating parts of a system from each other, such as children from parents or interpersonal boundaries between husband and w
- 7. In SFT, a facilitating intervention in which the family is asked to enact its relationship patterns spontaneously during therapeutic session
- 10. The boundaries are set and lack an ability to adapt as needed.
- 12. A therapeutic tactic associated with structural family therapy in which the therapist deliberately attends to the interactions, language, and value
- 13. therapeutic act of entering a family system, getting to know the family, and developing trust, thereby becoming part of the family system so the
Down
- 1. The structural therapist is ________, expert, and/or choreographer.
- 2. problems in functioning within a family.
- 3. The goal of therapy is to clarify, ______, mark boundaries.
- 5. are easy to identify and have a comfortable ability to adapt to the needs of the family system.
- 6. ______________ is an assessment technique used to graphically depict a family’s organizational structure and determine which subsystem is I
- 8. This dynamic occurs when one personal involved in a conflict with another person invites a third person to a dialogue in an attempt to distract fro
- 9. The manner in which family members organize themselves so that boundaries between members are blurred and members are overinvolved in each other’s
- 11. Organized, coexisting components consisting of family members within an overall system that have their own autonomous functions as well as role