The Foundation Of Family Counseling

The foundation of family counseling Name Institutional Affiliation Family therapy is a new approach that seeks to understand human behavior as fashioned by its social context. The Myth of Hero Today’s culture celebrates the differences that define individuals and their strive for independence. Henceforth, people struggle to transform from childhood into adulthood, so they do not become failed heroes. Individualism is encouraged as portrayed by heroes; however, assuming this myth is considered an attempt to escape family connections. Failure to understand the structural pattern that makes a family interconnected leads to people feeling vulnerable and victims of a family; thus the need to adopt the myth of the hero. Psychotherapeutic Sanctuary Up until the 1950s, the conducting of family therapy centered on individuals with Feud’s psychoanalysis and Roger’s client-centered therapy playing a significant role in it. Feud’s approach believed that psychological problems develop due to damaging interactions...