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Confronting the Hierarchy of a Child-Focused Family: Implications for Family CounselorsUniversity of South Carolina
University of South Carolina This article explores the professional counseling literature discussing clinical confrontation, especially with families, and presents a case study in which a child is the identified patient but in which the counselors seek to confront the hierarchy. An evaluation of that intervention is offered as well as suggestions for developing strengthfocused confrontations.
Key Words: family therapy confrontation hierarchy
The Family Journal, Vol. 12, No. 3,
271-274 (2004) |
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