Psychologists with a systemic approach: what changes in practice
The systemic approach understands the person within the relationships they belong to — family, couple, work. It applies both in individual work and with more than one person in the room.
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People who feel the issue is not only theirs — that it belongs to a dynamic — tend to recognise themselves here. It is also the approach most associated with couple and family work.
When more than one person takes part, confidentiality, attendance and separate sessions must be agreed at the start. Worth asking.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I have to bring my family?
- No. The approach is used in ordinary individual work; who takes part is agreed with the professional.
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