An analysis of this theory of psychology.
This paper presents a detailed examination of the Bowen Family System Therapy model. The writer explores the Bowen theory and how it began, as well as the uses it still has today. It explains that the theory is based in the belief that the relationships between family members have a significant impact on the total family unit.
“The field of psychology has been an ever changing field since its inception. Therapists and theorists are constantly scrambling to locate the most effective therapy models possible for the purpose of assisting their clients. One of the most important aspects to any mental health issue is the family dynamic. Whether the children are in crisis, the parents, or someone outside of the immediate family that impacts the family, the fact remains that family cohesiveness is paramount to living well emotionally. The Bowen Family System Therapy model of family counseling has been used for many years as a preferred method for the treatment of the entire family.”