Identifying the Need for Family Involvement / David M. Kaplan.

This chapter addresses the issue of when counselors should suggest to their clients that their family members should become involved in the counseling process. Family systems theory and its application are reviewed, with a special focus on issues involving communication, problem solving, family role...

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Main Author: Kaplan, David M.
Language:English
Published: Greensboro, NC : ERIC Clearinghouse on Counseling and Student Services, 2003.
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Physical Description:22 pages
Format: Microfilm Book

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