Juggling the "air-time" needs of three or four people in a
consultation room was certainly a daunting task for me during my
early training in family therapy. So much so, I decided I wasn't
cut out for it. And since that time, I have always been a little in
awe of family therapists. Corinne Scholtz MFT, one of our
contributing authors, is an enthusiastic family therapist. And
she's ready to jump in and answer your questions. She recently
posted a couple more replies that illustrate how family therapists
view the issues that bring families to therapy. It's so
interesting. Family therapists have such a unique perspective on
presenting problems. I can certainly appreciate why they feel their
systemic model could equally be applied to understanding
organizational dynamics. But I'll let you decide.
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