Fundamentals of Theory and Practice Revisited: Boszormenyi‐Nagy and Contextual Therapy: An Overview

Goff, Jean François Le

doi:10.1002/j.1467-8438.2001.tb00469.x

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“…As we have already noted, the concept of symmetry underpins key expectations of friendships (Hall, 2011). Symmetry is also considered important to family relationships; family therapies such as contextual therapy emphasize that justice, equity, and fairness in family relationships derives from a balance of give and take (Goff, 2001). Ogle, Park, Damhorst, and Bradley (2016, p. 183) described the importance of being able to both receive and provide support as “a fundamental feature of supportive transactions.” Indeed, a transaction is a good metaphor for the characterization of support under this theme, with this support incurring costs and benefits for each individual.…”

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“…Ogle, Park, Damhorst, and Bradley (2016, p. 183) described the importance of being able to both receive and provide support as “a fundamental feature of supportive transactions.” Indeed, a transaction is a good metaphor for the characterization of support under this theme, with this support incurring costs and benefits for each individual. However, some authors have criticized such transactional depictions of relationships as overemphasizing individuals and their rights (Goff, 2001).…”

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“…Indeed, a transaction is a good metaphor for the characterization of support under this theme, with this support incurring costs and benefits for each individual. However, some authors have criticized such transactional depictions of relationships as overemphasizing individuals and their rights (Goff, 2001).…”

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Despite the strong influence our significant others have on health behaviors such as alcohol consumption, little is known about when they are willing to provide support for changing such behaviors. We conducted interviews with 13 Australian adults who had a partner, friend, or family member who stopped or significantly reduced their alcohol consumption within the past 2 years, to understand how these significant others accounted for providing support for this behavior change as reasonable. Through thematic discourse analysis, we identified three types of accounts: (a) deontological, referring to duty or obligation to support others; (b) consequentialist, where costs for providing support were minimized or balanced; and (c) relational, attending to the importance of maintaining relationships. By identifying the principles people draw on to justify supporting a significant other who changes their alcohol consumption, this study enhances our understanding about when significant others are likely to support health behavior changes.

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“…Terapinin diğer hedefleri, aile sistemler yaklaşımları kapsamında yer alan yöntem ve teknikleri kullanarak, problemi ve rolleri yeniden tanımlama, aile üyeleri arasındaki ilişkileri yeniden düzenleme ve sınırların yeniden çizilmesi olmalıdır. Goff (2001), bağlamsal aile terapisi yaklaşımı çerçevesinde, ebeveynleşmiş çocuklar ve aileleriyle çalışırken dikkat edilmesi gereken bazı ilkeler sıralamıştır. Bunlardan ilki, çocuğun ailesine olan katkılarının onaylanması ve takdir edilmesinin gerekliliğidir.…”

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Characteristics of Childhood Parentification and Its Effects on the Individual

Akün¹

2017

Nesne

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ÖZEbeveynleşme, çocuğun gelişim düzeyine uygun olmayan rol ve sorumluluklar üstlenerek, ebeveyninin fiziksel ve/veya duygusal isteklerini ve ihtiyaçlarını gidermeye çalıştığı bir ebeveyn-çocuk etkileşimi örüntüsüdür. Bu gözden geçirme çalışmasında, ebeveynleşme yaşantılarının özelliklerinin ve birey üzerindeki etkilerinin, kuramsal yaklaşımlar ve araştırma bulguları çerçevesinde değerlendirilmesi amaçlanmıştır. Bu bağlamda, öncelikle ebeveynleşme kavramının tanımı, türleri ve kavramı açıklayan kuramsal yaklaşımlar aktarılmıştır. Ardından, ebeveynleşmenin sık görüldüğü aile örüntüleri ele alınarak, risk faktörleri tanımlanmıştır. Ebeveynleşme yaşantılarının çocuk, ergen ve yetişkin üzerindeki olumlu ve olumsuz etkileri ile bu etkilerin ortaya çıkmasında aracı ve düzenleyici rol oynayan değişkenler, araştırma bulguları çerçevesinde değerlendirilmiştir. Son olarak, ebeveynleşmiş çocuk, ergen ve yetişkinlerle çalışan ruh sağlığı uzmanlarına öneriler sunulmuştur.Anahtar Kelimeler: ebeveynleşme, ebeveyn-çocuk ilişkisi, uzun süreli etkiler Akün, E. (2017). Çocukluktaki ebeveynleşme yaşantılarının özellikleri ve birey üzerindeki etkileri. Nesne, 5(10), 219-246.1 Araştırma Görevlisi Dr., Ankara Üniversitesi, Psikoloji Bölümü, eakun(at)ankara.edu.tr www.nesnedergisi.com 220 Characteristics of Childhood Parentification and ItsEffects on the Individual ABSTRACTParentification is a parent-child interaction pattern in which the child tries to meet the physical and/or emotional needs of the parent by assuming roles and responsibilities that are inappropriate for the child's developmental level. In this review, it was aimed to evaluate the characteristics of parentification and its effects on the individual within the framework of theoretical approaches and research findings. Firstly, the theoretical approaches explaining the definition and types of parentification are introduced. Secondly, risk factors are defined by considering the family patterns which are frequently seen. Thirdly, the positive and negative effects of parentification on children, adolescents and adults, and the variables mediating and moderating these effects were evaluated within the framework of research findings. Lastly, Finally, recommendations to mental health professionals working with parentified children, adolescents and adults were evaluated.

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Intimacy and the Relational Self

Downey

2001

ANZ J of Family Therapy

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This paper is a review of current ideas about intimacy and some ideas of my own about definitions of intimacy which come from a desire for respectful, egalitarian, lively and challenging relationships. I suspect that many current ideas about intimacy are overly influenced by the culture of romantic love, in which intimacy is portrayed as the warm, all encompassing feelings of unconditional love, where never a cross word is said. For me, intimacy includes all those feelings of closeness and warmth, but also those moments of brutal honesty, extreme anger, standing up for oneself and saying no. The myth that intimacy is easily obtained, and always pleasant, will be challenged in this paper.

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Fundamentals of Theory and Practice Revisited: Boszormenyi‐Nagy and Contextual Therapy: An Overview

Cited by 12 publications

References 14 publications

“We Were Totally Supportive, of Course”: How People Talk About Supporting a Significant Other to Stop or Reduce Their Drinking

“We Were Totally Supportive, of Course”: How People Talk About Supporting a Significant Other to Stop or Reduce Their Drinking

Characteristics of Childhood Parentification and Its Effects on the Individual

Intimacy and the Relational Self

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