“I’ve seen that at home, too. When you come back from school, you go straight to your room and don’t talk. I worry you’re holding something in.”
: Therapists view the family as a single emotional unit. A change in one member's behavior inevitably impacts and alters the behavior of the others. FamilyTherapy 20 01 15 Amber Chase Mother Helps...
Everyday conversations consistently devolve into shouting matches or complete silence. “I’ve seen that at home, too
The therapist helps family members move from blame to curiosity, asking questions that illuminate patterns. Over time, the family practices new ways of communicating and solving problems, with the mother often serving as a key ally in reinforcing these changes between sessions. “I’ve seen that at home