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Theories of Family Therapy

Description:
This course is focused on general concepts of systems theory and on theoretical frameworks that inform family therapy. Family therapy theories and interventions and the feasibility of family therapy will be discussed within a historical context. Students will be given the opportunity to integrate family therapy theories with their experiences and perceptions of their families-of-origin. The influence of culture, race, social class, and gender on families and family therapy theories will be highlighted. Experiential exercises and videotapes of therapy sessions will be used to demonstrate the impact of family therapy theories on client-family interactions and family therapy sessions.

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2013 Fall

Section Class Number Weekly Schedule Time Instructor Location
01 2316 M 04:00 PM - 06:45 PM
W01-0006 More Info

2013 Spring

Section Class Number Weekly Schedule Time Instructor Location
01 2194 M 04:00 PM - 06:45 PM Arora,Kiran Shahreen Kaur W01-0055 More Info
02 4181 W 04:00 PM - 06:45 PM Earls,Laurel Meredith W01-0034 More Info