Reframes In Family Systems Therapy

Reframes in family systems therapy are one of the most powerful tools a therapist can use — and one of the least explicitly taught. In this video I break down FRAME, a five-step framework for formulating and delivering reframes that actually land, using a single family case study from first session to intervention.Whether you're new to family therapy or looking to sharpen your structural family therapy techniques, this exercise will change how you think about the identified patient — and what family counseling techniques can do when the whole system is in the room.I send a weekly email with family systems case studies, techniques, and tools — it's totally free, click here to sign up https://www.mypeoplepatterns.com/newsletters/family-systems-h-i-t-newsletter/subscribeWe cover how to move from individual to relational framing (a cornerstone of Salvador Minuchin's structural family therapy), how to find the function of a symptom, and why tentative language is the difference between a reframe that opens a family up and one that closes them down.If you work in marriage and family therapy, family systems therapy, or any relational therapy context, this is for you.and for more Structural Family Therapy Training Online click here