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This course of therapy is based on the now, therefore each therapy session should be focused on what is happening in the family at the present moment.
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The purpose of this therapy is to explore emotions, what each member of the family may be feeling but can't articulate. This therapy helps to resolve conflicts, help heal wounds, and learn healthy ways to interact with loved ones. Positive outcomes are achieved when these goals have been accomplished.
Experiential Family Therapy first became popular in the 1960's when family therapy its self was young.
Whitaker was the chair of Emory University's Department of Psychiatry in 1955 when the department came under pressure to become more psychoanalytic.
Instead of succumbing to this pressure, he and his entire faculty resigned and established Atlanta Psychiatric clinic, where experiential family therapy was born.
The typical course of therapy takes several forms. it can be seen in Role play, family sculpting, outdoor activities, animal therapy, art, and games/exercises.
Whitaker was among the first to do family therapy.
He was a leading proponent of a free form, client led, intuitive approach to therapy.
Wanted to encourage family members to be their genuine selves together and to get in touch with raw emotions.
Similar to individual expressive therapies, experiential family therapy emphasizes the here-and-now experiences and emotions.
Satir was an early pioneer in family therapy. Her professional career began when she was working in private practice in Chicago and began working with families, believing that working with an entire family system was more effective than working with one individual alone.
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Satir's approach to family therapy emphasized communication and emotional experiencing.
She is described as the archetypal nurturing therapist.
At a time when the field was immersed in abstract concepts and the implementation of complex strategies, Satir emphasized empathy.
These "super-hero wrist-bands" are made out of empty toilet paper rolls and decorated with basic craft supplies. An art therapist would use this activity to facilitate a conversation about finding "Your superpower," or the strengths that help you cope. Decorating the wrist bands around the theme of their own superpower helps kids internalize that strength and feel empowered.
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A therapeutic process in which client's inner voices are personified as characters or
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parts, then are reintegrated using psychodramatic techniques
and families benefit from experiencing emotional vulnerability and safety with each other.
Whitaker believed in learning through experience
Draws on Perls, Satir, Bowlby's attachment theory and the MRI group to help couples