Family systems therapy is a type of group therapy centered around family systems theory. This approach to psychotherapy was developed in the mid-20th century by a psychiatrist named Murray Bowen.

The theory behind this therapy: Regardless of whether a problem appears to be within an individual or within a family, getting other family members involved in the therapeutic process will result ...

Grounded in Bowlby’s attachment theory and Salvador Minchin’s Structural Family Therapy, ABFT also draws from more contemporary approaches, including Emotionally Focused Therapy and ...

Exploration of family systems and the major family therapy theories including their application to case conceptualization, clinical treatment planning and clinical intervention methods. Examination of ...

The Master in Family Therapy Degree program integrates theory and practice. Issues of age, ability, race, class, gender, sexual orientation, religion, spirituality and ethnicity are addressed. We ...

We train students to integrate theory and practice, as well as to be both culturally ... The Department of Counseling and Family Therapy (COFT) recognizes structural racism is historic, ongoing and ...

James Middleton, brother of Kate Middleton, asked his family to go to therapy sessions, and an expert says that doing so is ...

Attachment theory stems from the idea that caregiver ... safe space. Attachment-based family therapy can help adolescents and their families explore and work on healing attachment issues, such ...

Utilizing feminist theory, humanistic ... including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Family Systems Therapy and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, tailored to the needs and goals of each person.

Our M.A. in Marriage and Family Therapy program is also deeply committed to social justice, which informs how we teach therapy and ministry. With these values—and a strong integration of Christian ...