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7 video lessons that discuss the theoretical approaches presented in Family Therapy; each video contains a full demonstration of a family therapy interview, including an introduction to the approach followed by a role play session
27 learning exercises that prompt in-depth exploration into questions and topics that cover a wide range of topics related to family therapy and becoming a therapist
More than 65 discussion prompts that spark conversation between students and can be used for in-class exercises or as written assignments
16 practice quizzes, one for each learning module, totaling 650 questions
A list of clear objectives for each of the 16 modules that can be used to map out student learning objectives

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About Family Therapy

This course discusses relevant theories of family therapy within their historical and philosophical
Each chapter explores the relationships of the theories to one another, and links them to their applications in family therapy practice. Family Therapy textbook cover

Chapters 1-3 discuss the shift from linear to systemic, and modern to post-modern epistemology in the field. Chapter 3 then focuses on the impact of the social justice movement and its impact on the practice of Family therapy.

Chapters 4-14 focus on Specific family therapy theories. The theories discussed include psychodynamic, Bowen family systems therapy, Satir transformational and symbolic-experiential, Mental Research Institute, structural, strategic, Malan, solution-focused brief and constructivist therapy, narrative, behavioral, and cognitive-behavioral family therapy. The final section is devoted to professional processes and research and outcomes.

Each chapter features learning exercises that allow students to apply and synthesize the material, as well as discussion questions to support comprehension and reflection. The course is focused on clinical examples and each theory discussed is illustrated with a case study.

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