Exam 7: Family Counseling Interventions

Which of these are NOT one of the three rules within an alcoholic family?

Not permitting the family to discuss the addiction issues within the family is an example of:

A set of unwritten rules that govern a family system are called:

In the addicted family, the individual who assumes all of the parental responsibilities is called:

Low levels of fusion lead to differentiation.

In Bowenian Theory, forging a close working alliance is called:

______ pertains to specific behaviors whereas ______ pertains to the relationship pattern between family members.

High levels of fusion lead to differentiation.

Covering up the addicted individuals behaviors and negating the associated negative consequences is an example of:

In the addicted family, the individual who acts-out to divert attention from the familial problems is called:

Maintaining a pathological state of equilibrium within the family system is called:

In Bowenian Theory, telling family members to talk to each other and not to you as counselor is called:

Bowenian Theory states the addicted individual seeks emotional and cognitive relief from the family system.

The ability to separate from the family and be an independent individual is called:

Please briefly explain the Sequential Family Addictions Model.

What are the MDFT four areas of attention?

Non-support of a family member's addiction recovery is an example of:

Your role as a family counselor utilizes a technique called:

Units within the family system that help enforce overall structure are called:

_________ is a short-term family treatment for adolescent SUD.