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The Practice Pantry Couples and Family Therapy Treatment Plan Kit: A Comprehensive Systemic Formulation Tool
  • The Practice Pantry Couples and Family Therapy Treatment Plan Kit: A Comprehensive Systemic Formulation Tool
  • The Practice Pantry Couples and Family Therapy Treatment Plan Kit: A Comprehensive Systemic Formulation Tool
The Practice Pantry Couples and Family Therapy Treatment Plan Kit: A Comprehensive Systemic Formulation Tool

The Practice Pantry Couples and Family Therapy Treatment Plan Kit: A Comprehensive Systemic Formulation Tool

R 300.00 ZAR

Designed for mental health professionals, this comprehensive kit provides a robust framework for conducting thorough systemic case formulations in couples and family therapy. This kit helps clinicians understand the intricate dynamics within family systems, guiding them through a structured process of assessment, hypothesis generation, and intervention planning.

Key Features and Components:

Systemic Case Formulation: Delve into the core of family dynamics with sections dedicated to:

  • Family Structure & Interaction Patterns: Analyze the unique organization and communication styles within the family.

  • Couple Subsystem Functioning: Evaluate the health and challenges within the couple's relationship, including problem interaction patterns and complementary dynamics.

  • Couples Boundaries: Explore internal and external boundaries within the couple and family.

  • Satir Communication Stances: Identify common communication patterns and their impact.

  • Gottman's Divorce Indicators: Utilize research-backed indicators to assess relationship health.

  • Parental & Sibling Subsystems: Examine hierarchies, emotional boundaries with children, and communication stances within these vital subsystems.

Client Strengths Assessment: A dedicated inventory to identify and leverage relational, abilities, qualities, and spiritual strengths of individuals within the family system.

Systemic Hypothesis Development: Formulate hypotheses regarding the role of symptoms in maintaining family homeostasis, providing a clear understanding of underlying dynamics.

Intergenerational Patterns: Explore historical influences such as alcohol/substance abuse, abuse patterns, parent/child relations, physical/mental disorders, and recurring presenting problems across generations.

Previous Solutions Analysis: Document and evaluate both effective and ineffective past solutions to inform future interventions.

Narratives & Social Discourses: Investigate dominant, local, and preferred discourses, including cultural, gender, and social influences, and their impact on identity narratives.

The Five-Axis System of Diagnosing: A structured approach to clinical diagnosis, including:

  • Axis I: Clinical Disorders (e.g., developmental, learning disorders).

  • Axis II: Underlying or Pervasive Conditions (e.g., personality disorders, defense mechanisms).

  • Axis III: Medical Conditions and Disorders.

  • Axis IV: Psychosocial Stressors and Environmental Conditions.

  • Axis V: Global Assessment of Function (GAF) Score, with clear interpretations of functioning levels.

  • Lambert's Common Factors Model Reflection Section: A dedicated space to consider the impact of client factors, therapist-client relationship, hope/placebo, and therapeutic model on treatment outcomes.

This kit is an indispensable resource for therapists seeking to provide comprehensive, client-centered care rooted in systemic principles.