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Created by Jasmine Gutierrez
about 5 years ago
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Question | Answer |
Contextual Therapist | Pay close attention to the social and political context of the family |
Things that shape a person debt | - Ethnicity - Poverty - Racism - Spiritual Values - etc... |
Contextual Theory- Goals of Therapy | - Take responsibility for their own behavior towards others - Help free themselves from invisible loyalties that damage the well being of the family - Overcome irrational guilt |
Contextual theory- Healthy family | - Relational balances and ethical consideration of each family member for others |
Contextual theory- Healthy | - Able to act on their indebtedness to their parents and to contribute to the well being of others * while attending to their own |
Contextual theory- Disjunctive | - Moves away from such relatedness |
Contextual theory- Rejunctive | - Moves towards trustworthy * moves family together |
Contextual theory- Split- Filial Loyalty | - Parents make the child choose sides |
Contextual theory- Resolving state of injustice | - Problem from one generation damages next generation |
Contextual theory- Destructive entitlement | " If I need attention and you're not giving it to me, then I'm having an affair" |
Contextual theory- Debts or filial responsibility | - Gets debts depending on how you treat people |
Contextual theory- Filial loyalty | - Children have an inherent filial to their roots |
Contextual theory- Merit | - You give the child what they are entitled to |
Contextual theory- Equitable asymmetry | - Parents give more than they get - Not fair but it is equitable |
Contextual theory- Loyalty | - Combination of internalized expectation, obligations to one's family of origin |
Contextual theory- 4 essential dimensions 1. Transactions | - Pattens of family organization, hierarchy, triangles, transactional sequences |
Contextual theory- 4 Essential dimensions 2. Psychology | - What happens within the person such as thoughts, fantasies, and emotions |
Contextual theory- 4 essential dimensions 3. Facts | - Attributes that people are born with and life expectations that shape our perceptions |
Contextual theory- 4 essential dimensions 4. Relational Ethics | - Responsible for teh effects of their behavior on others |
Contextual theory- Relational Ethics | -Fundamental dynamic force, holding families and communities together through reliability and trustworthiness |
Contextual theory- Contextual | - Refers to the total range of person why are potentially affects by the therapeutic effort |
Contextual theory- Reliability | - How dependable they are |
Contextual theory- Trustworthiness | - They are aligned with you - Level of security |
Contextual theory- Ethics | Does not refer to morality or right and wrong but rather the uniquely human process of achieving and equitable balance |
Contextual theory-Equitable | - Everyone gets what they need (Fairness) |
Contextual theory- Loyalty | Form alliance with you - They should defend you - Commit to alliance |
Contextual theory- Loyalty and trustworthiness | - Provide the glue that holds the family together |
Contextual theory - Generations | - Bound together by loyalties even across time or geographic distance |
Contextual theory- Trustworthy parenting | - Contextual model stresses the importance of parents to provide trustworthy parenting |
Contextual theory- Fairness | - Demands that the most vulnerable people deserve the greatest consideration * Taken care of people that need to be taken care of |
Contextual Theory- Legacy | All humans, by virtue of being born to parents, have a legacy from the interactions with them |
Contextual theory- Entitlement | The relationship consists of what each is inherently and fairly due and what each occurs based on their behavior towards one another |
Contextual theory- Ledger | The relative balance of debts and entitlement is kept in the subconscious |
Contextual theory- Self - fulfillment | Goal of differentiation |
Contextual theory- Contextual treatment | - For each family member- action leading to a balance of self-validation and fair accountability |
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