Intergenerational therapy does not rely heavily on techniques or interventions. It is a process-oriented therapy that relies heavily on _______________________ to promote client change.

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Intergenerational therapy focuses on the relationship patterns within families and how they have been passed down through generations. Therefore, self-of-the-therapist is a key factor in promoting change as the therapist's understanding of their own family dynamics and how they influence their work with clients is essential to the therapy process. While psychoeducation, the dialectical process, and family and personal supports may also play a role in therapy, they are not the primary focus of intergenerational therapy.

Intergenerational Therapy Does Not Rely Heavily on Techniques or Interventions