When working with a family, an intergenerational therapist can only accurately "see" what is going on in the family or clearly conceptualize family dynamics if they are:

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Differentiation refers to the ability of a therapist to remain neutral and objective, understanding each family member's perspective without becoming emotionally entangled in the family's dynamics. This allows the therapist to accurately conceptualize what is happening in the family.

When Working with a Family, an Intergenerational Therapist Can Only