Effectiveness of an Alcohol Relapse Prevention Program Based on the Satir Model in Alcohol-dependent Women

Srikosai, Soontaree; Thapinta, Darawan; Kittirattanapaiboon, Phunnapa; Piyavhatkul, Nawanant

doi:10.12982/cmujns.2014.0033

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“…While no studies are found in Turkey on the spiritual orientation of Satir's family therapy, numerous studies are found in the literature outside of Turkey. These studies contain the subjects of therapy sessions using spiritual-content therapeutic techniques on spiritual perceptions, homophobia, addictions, depression, suicide, mourning, and self-esteem in couples, family, and individual therapies (Bentheim, 2005;Breen, 1996;Carlock, 2008;Caston, 2009;Daum & Wiebe, 2003;Dawson, 2008;Li & Vivian, 2013;Lum et al, 2002;Ruhl, 2013;Srikosai, 2008;Srikosai, et al, 2014;Yang, 2000).…”

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Spirituality-Based Analysis of Satir Family Therapy

Koca¹

2017

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Spirituality-Based Analysis of Satir Family TherapyAbstract Spirituality is used in family therapy as well as in individual therapy. Satir' s family therapy, which is included under experiential family therapy, began integrating spirituality after the 1980s by using spirituality to enhance congruence, which is the therapeutic aim of Satir' s model. While studies on the therapeutic use of spirituality in Turkey have only recently begun, studies on the use of spirituality in family therapy have yet to be encountered. Because spirituality strongly influences all family functions and individuals' mental health, studies need to be performed on this subject. The purpose of this study is to examine the literature on the spiritual orientation of Satir' s family therapy. For this purpose, Satir' s spiritual approach is first explained, then the relationship between spiritual orientation and Satir family therapy is emphasized. This is followed by an explanation of the orientation using the iceberg metaphor and the self-mandala, finishing with examples of techniques used in therapy that have spiritual content.

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Spirituality-Based Analysis of Satir Family Therapy

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2017

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“…One of the main goals in this approach is to ensure transparency among the family members' external behaviors using their internal experiences (Murdock, 2013). Accordingly, family members talking about their spirituality-based inner experiences and discussions on how much spirituality reflects onto behaviors are seen important (Dawson, 2008;Srikosai, Thapinta, Kittirattanapaiboon, & Piyavhatkul, 2014).…”

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Satir Transformational Systemic Therapy and Spirituality

Okur¹

2020

Spiritual Psychology and Counseling

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This study addresses the topic of integrating spirituality into the Satir method, which was pioneered by Virginia Star and is included within experiential family therapies. The concept of spirituality, which had been included in individual therapies after the 1950s, also found room particularly after 1990 in family therapies together with the Satir method. The goal in the spirituality-based Satir method is to increase the client’s adaptability and communication skills by integrating spirituality in the psychological counseling process. In addition, this approach also aims to have families notice their emotions using spiritual techniques. Satir, who does not limit her approach to any single religious tradition, can be said to have adopted the concept of universal spirituality. While the concept of spirituality has newly been included in individual psychological counseling in Turkey, it still has no place in the dimensions of family therapy. Little research has been encountered on this topic in the literature as well, and because new studies are felt needed, this work is being carried out. This study is believed to provide an important contribution to the literature. This study makes mention primarily of the Satir method as a representative of experiential family therapy, the Satir method’s views on spirituality, how spirituality can be applied in this approach, and how necessary the therapeutic process is in the spirituality-based approach. Afterward, the role and responsibilities of the psychological counselor in the spirituality-integrated Satir method are explained, and the techniques included in Satir’s spirituality-based approach are mentioned. Lastly, a case study founded on Satir’s spirituality-based family therapy approach has been included, and the issue has been generally summarized.

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Effect of the Self-Worth Strengthening Group Psycho-Education Program Based on Systemic Therapy on the Self-Worth of Emerging Adults

Karababa,

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2023

Contemp Fam Ther

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Effectiveness of an Alcohol Relapse Prevention Program Based on the Satir Model in Alcohol-dependent Women

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Spirituality-Based Analysis of Satir Family Therapy

Spirituality-Based Analysis of Satir Family Therapy

Satir Transformational Systemic Therapy and Spirituality

Effect of the Self-Worth Strengthening Group Psycho-Education Program Based on Systemic Therapy on the Self-Worth of Emerging Adults

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