The patient is only a part of a family system that is disordered and whereby the therapist tries to improve the quality of the system.
The patient is only a part of a family system that is disordered and whereby the therapist tries to improve the quality of the system.
The patient is only a part of a family system that is disordered and whereby the therapist tries to improve the quality of the system. <=> family-interaction model
The patient is only a part of a family system that is disordered and whereby the therapist tries to improve the quality of the system.
The patient is a victim of an actual effort of suppression, and the therapist becomes an advocate to expose the conspiracy. <=> conspiratorial model
The patient is only a part of a family system that is disordered and whereby the therapist tries to improve the quality of the system.
The real problem is reform of the social order causing the problem The therapist is a social reformer and the patient perhaps a corevolutionary. <=> social model
The patient is only a part of a family system that is disordered and whereby the therapist tries to improve the quality of the system.
The physician diganoses and treats the disease of a patient, who is relieved of blame, who is free to take time out to be treated, and whose role is to trust and cooperate with the physician. <=> medical model
The patient is only a part of a family system that is disordered and whereby the therapist tries to improve the quality of the system.
The patient undergoes a "trip," an unusual experience, during which he or she needs guidance to achieve personal growth. <=> psychedelic model