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strategic family therapy: a standalone construct

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Family therapy

a problem-focused family therapy in which the therapist designs specific strategies, such as directives, to change the interaction sequences that maintain a symptom.

In family therapy, strategic family therapy refers to a problem-focused family therapy in which the therapist designs specific strategies, such as directives, to change the interaction sequences that maintain a symptom. This meaning comes from Haley (1976) in Problem-solving therapy.[1]

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  1. Haley, J. (1976). Problem-solving therapy. Jossey-Bass. ISBN 9780875893006

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