Satir Family Therapy and Adolescent Mental Health Implications of COVID-19

Allen, Emma E.; Anaya, Iliana M.; Dearing, Trista A.; D’Aniello, Carissa; Roberts, Faith E.; Smith, Maggie

doi:10.1080/01926187.2022.2031342

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“…Given that boosting self-esteem is one of the Satir model's primary goals (Allen et al, 2022;Banmen, 1986;Gitau et al, 2018;Maxey, 2021;Satir et al, 1991), the findings suggest that the participants' self-esteem may have been negatively impacted on the basis of Satir's perspective. For instance, according to Satir, an individual who has low self-esteem is filled with worry and doubts about himself.…”

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Inmates' Wives' Dedication to Their Partners at Nigeria's Agodi-Ibadan Medium Correctional Facility

Adetunji

Kamau

Wambugu

2023

ESJ

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This research set out to explain how inmates’ wives perceived the phenomenon of their incarcerated partners. The research used the personal iceberg metaphor model of Satir and interpretative phenomenology analysis to understand the lived experiences of ten non-incarcerated partners at Nigeria's Agodi-Ibadan medium correctional facility. According to the findings, the non-incarcerated partners believed their partners were not guilty of the offense that was brought against them. They also thought that society made incorrect judgments about their partners. Additionally, they believed that God had approved of their spouses' incarceration. Their co-parenting, interpersonal relationships, physical and emotional health, and socioeconomic situation were all impacted by these opinions. The research offered counselling professionals a few recommendations.

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confidence: 91%