Family Therapy was developed by
Virginia Satir. She believed that an open and reciprocal sharing of emotions
such as affection, feelings, and love bring the healthy family life.
Caring and acceptance by others
are key elements in the relationship with people when they face to the fears
and open their hearts. Love and nurturance are the most important healing
aspects of therapy.
The goal is to deal with family
pain from the dysfunctional relationship such as disappointment and distrust. It
can affect the pained marital relationship and dysfunctional parenting. The uses
of repetitious, circular and predictable communication patterns influence the
way of interacting to achieve balance in relationship.
Satir’s model of family
therapy is part of general system theory that describes actions, reactions, and
interactions among set of essential variables to accomplish the desired
outcome. The desired outcome includes increase self-esteem, provides
self-accountability, and moves a person toward congruence between the self and
others.
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