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Systems Theory Versus Cause-and-Effect Thinking in Therapy

By LornaFebruary 23, 2014Conflict, Divorce, Families, Relationships, Therapyalcohol, alcoholic, bipolar, daughter, depressed, depression, differentiation, emotional, home, Husband, job, personal growth, social, symptoms

What are the differences between Systems Theory and Cause-and-Effect Thinking in Therapy? James* came into therapy after being arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol. His M.D. told him he’s probably an alcoholic. Celia wants help due to conflict with her husband, Tomas. Art is in therapy because some days he’s too depressed to

Anxious Pet and People Parenting

By LornaDecember 30, 2012Children, Families, Parents, Relationshipsanxiety, Bichon Frise, Childhood, Husband, Mom, parent child relationships, pet parenting, Squirrel

Anxious pet parents are probably anxious people parents. My mother and I head out for a day of shopping and lunch when her (perfectly coiffed) Bichon Frise scoots between my legs and out the front door. The fancy doggie bounces across the neighbors’ lawns and directly toward the street. Mom yells frantically, “Samantha, come here,

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Systems Theory Versus Cause-and-Effect Thinking in Therapy

Anxious Pet and People Parenting

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