Family Therapy in Clinical Practice¶
Bowen, M. (1978). Family Therapy in Clinical Practice.
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- Scapegoating
- Each converts a distributed, threatening problem into a concentrated, actionable one and treats action against the target as equivalent to addressing the cause, a convergence the family-systems tradition formalized in Bowen's (1978) account of how anxiety in a system fixes onto a single member.
This sourceJason Aronson. Foundational family-systems account of how anxiety in a system fixes onto a single member; supports the convergence of family-systems instances on the same substitution logic and the "identified patient" carrying a dysfunctional unit's symptoms.
- Each converts a distributed, threatening problem into a concentrated, actionable one and treats action against the target as equivalent to addressing the cause, a convergence the family-systems tradition formalized in Bowen's (1978) account of how anxiety in a system fixes onto a single member.
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