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Penn Penn (1982)
Circular QuestioningFamily Process, 21
C. Quadrio (1986)
Individuation as a life processAustralian and New Zealand Journal of Family Therapy, 7
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A Co‐Evolutionary Framework for Systemic Family Therapy*Australian Journal of Family Therapy, 4
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Brief/Strategic Approaches to Therapy: A CommentaryAustralian and New Zealand Journal of Family Therapy, 8
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The emotional interaction of therapist and family has been difficult to explore within the field of systemic family therapy. This paper looks at ways of thinking about this process. As a starting point, I take some feelings I had with three families in the course of therapy. These are used to illustrate some concepts from analytic therapy which address the emotional interaction of therapist and family. The kind of theoretical space and guidance offered within systemic family therapy is then explored, and it seems that the Milan frame gives some space for thinking about the process but offers little guidance as to exactly how this might be done. This is a paper about practice, though it's primarily a theoretical discussion. There is no aim of establishing a ‘correct’ way of understanding the emotional interaction of therapist and family.
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Family Therapy – Wiley
Published: Mar 1, 1989
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