Family therapy originated with the idea that an individual's problems begin to make a different kind of sense when examined in the context of the nuclear and extended family.
An edition of Families and larger systems
(1988)
Families and larger systems
a family therapist's guide through the labyrinth
by Evan Imber-Black
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Families and Larger Systems: A Family Therapist's Guide Through the Labyrinth (Guilford Family Therapy Series)
June 10, 1992, The Guilford Press
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Families and larger systems: a family therapist's guide through the labyrinth
1988, Guilford Press
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Bibliography: p. 217-220.
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