A counselor working with a client shares that her philosophy of counseling includes the importance of understanding a person in the context of family-identifying boundaries, subsystems, and hierarchies within the client s family-and assessing how a person s problematic behavior serves a purpose within the family. These philosophies align with which therapeutic approach?

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29 June, 00:45

A counselor working with a client shares that her philosophy of counseling includes the importance of understanding a person in the context of family-identifying boundaries, subsystems, and hierarchies within the client s family-and assessing how a person s problematic behavior serves a purpose within the family. These philosophies align with which therapeutic approach?

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The correct answer to this open question is the following.

Although the question does not include options, we can say that these philosophies align with the family systems theory's therapeutic approach.

A counselor working with a client shares that her philosophy of counseling includes the importance of understanding a person in the context of family-identifying boundaries, subsystems, and hierarchies within the client s family-and assessing how a person s problematic behavior serves a purpose within the family. these philosophies align with the family systems theory's therapeutic approach.

Psychoanalyst Murray Bowen is one of the most important authors of the family system theory. It states that people cannot be separated from the relationships they have created since they were children in the family environment and later during their growth. Bowen tried to improve the type of therapy he offered and considered the relationships people had to better understand the condition of the patients.