Occasionally, When a Structural Therapist Is Having Extreme Difficulty Realigning

question 32

Multiple Choice

Occasionally, when a structural therapist is having extreme difficulty realigning a hierarchy in a family, or when a particular family member is being scapegoated, the therapist might use which of the following interventions?

• A) Boundary making
• B) Challenging the family's worldview
• C) Reframing
• D) Unbalancing

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