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WORKING WITH FAMILIES FROM A FAMILY SYSTEMS PERSPECTIVE

Explore the intricate workings of family systems through a holistic perspective. Learn about circular causality, sub-systems, boundaries, and emergent properties. Discover how families adapt, communicate, and maintain equilibrium. Gain insights into purposeful behaviors, homeostasis, and change processes within family units.

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WORKING WITH FAMILIES FROM A FAMILY SYSTEMS PERSPECTIVE

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  1. WORKING WITH FAMILIES FROM A FAMILY SYSTEMS PERSPECTIVE Jeffrey V. Dozoretz, Ph.D. Child and Family Resources, Inc.

  2. REDUCTIONISM

  3. EMERGENT PROPERTY

  4. PRINCIPLES OF FAMILY SYSTEMS 1. Families are wholistic.

  5. LINEAR CAUSALITY

  6. WITHDRAWAL “MONITORING”

  7. CIRCULAR CAUSALITY

  8. PRINCIPLES OF FAMILY SYSTEMS 1. Families are wholistic. 2. Causation is circular.

  9. PROBLEMS DRINKING

  10. SLEEPLESSNESS FORCE SLEEP

  11. PRINCIPLES OF FAMILY SYSTEMS 1. Families are wholistic. 2. Causation is circular. 3. Families are organizationally complex.

  12. SUB-SYSTEMS SUPRA-SYSTEMS BOUNDARIES

  13. PRINCIPLES OF FAMILY SYSTEMS 1. Families are wholistic. 2. Causation is circular. 3. Families are organizationally complex. 4. Family systems are open.

  14. TRIANGULATION

  15. PRINCIPLES OF FAMILY SYSTEMS 1. Families are wholistic. 2. Causation is circular. 3. Families are organizationally complex. 4. Family systems are open. 5. Family systems are purposeful.

  16. HOMEOSTASIS

  17. FIRST ORDER CHANGE SECOND ORDER CHANGE

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