Theory of family systems. Jacob B.P.

This book is in detail and accessible to the use of science about autonomy and adaptation as the basis of all the approaches of family therapy, and also explains how clinicians can use this science to expand practical skills.

In the theory of family systems, the main emphasis is focused on integrating science and theory into clinical practice. The book provides an overview of scientific data from various fields and connects them with the theory of family systems through the key structure of autonomy and adaptation. Based on research in the field of genetics, physiology, regulation of emotions, affection and triangulation, the chapters of the book describes in detail how a comprehensive scientifically based theory of family systems can be applied to a number of problematic situations in the field of family relations. The text considers the connection of autonomy and affection with power systems, privileges and oppression.

backed by practical examples from practice, as well as questions for reflection, a brief content of chapters and resource lists for further attracting the reader. The theory of family systems is a textbook necessary for both students studying marriage and family therapy, and for mental health specialists working with families.