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Genograms
* First developed and popularized in clinical settings by Monica McGoldrick and Randy Gerson
* The development, mainly in the intergenerational context theory of Murray Bowen family systems, genograms offer an efficient and effective way to explain the repetitive behaviors and patterns.
* Essentially, genograms are graphic representations of the extended family of an individual who can pass at least three generations.
* Use of genograms implies a respect for intergenerational family experiences as historical antecedents to contemporary areas of strength and difficulty.
* Most genograms includes basic information about the number of families, the number of children in each family, order of birth and death. Some genograms includes information on operational disruption in the family such as alcoholism, depression, disease, alliances, and life situations.
* Genograms reflect a point individual view. Although most family members agree on the fundamentals of a family tree, there may be major differences in describing the relationship among family members.
* Interpretation is influenced by the creator of the genogram. There is no absolute "right" for a family genogram. Different family members may have different perspectives on relations in the family and therefore can construct genograms of the same family very differently.
Scaling Questions
* Used mainly in solving Focused Brief Therapy.
* Used to track differences and progress on the client.
* Helpful in prioritizing goals.
* Scale ranges can be defined each time a question is made.
* Typically worse ranging from zero () to better (ten).
* Customer may classify the same question several times as therapy progresses.
* Customer may request identify times when he was lower on the scale.
* Setting objectives or generating solutions comes from having the client identify what a highest score will be similar to them and what they need to make
* Strength focused questions include "What have you done to reach this (highest) score? "" What has let slip of a point lower down the scale? "
* Exception questions include "Have you time has been higher in the scale? "" What is different in the days that are a higher point on the scale? "" How do you say that was a "higher point" a day? "* Questions focus on the future include" When the scale would be good enough for you? "" What would a day when at point of that? "
Dimensions of sexual experience
* State Trance
* Akin sensitive approach to activities.
* Introspective attention to a key trigger kinesthetic.
* Individual is absorbed in sex.
* Role Enactment
or play the roles of sexual fantasies and / or scripts
or role enactment role in correctly see deep integration with sex.
The minimum stake or is indicated by the avoidance, disinterest, or "faking" * Engagement Partner
or deep personal meaning is in the sexual relationship with partner
Ranges or the assessment the sense of mystical union.
or Characterized by a unique bond, love.
The hierarchies of power – in which they need and want
* Wanting to be loved – Individual searches for a sense of self is reflected
* Do not want to want – try to keep the limits to protect the ego.
* Wanting to be loved and rewarded for not wanting to return – the guy is insecure about being exploited or abandoned and develops a narcissistic demand is pleased unilaterally.
* Not wanting to be loved – the individual avoids any reciprocity.
These hierarchies can be developed in response to the differentiation of object relations and children's issues in the family of origin. Marriage produces the opportunity to resolve family of origin and the individual problems of long-term development / existential conflicts.
Dr. Linton Hutchinson
RUNNING AWAY by HEKTOR MUNOZ
