Families come from a variety of backgrounds, religions, cultures, socioeconomic conditions, marital status, gender and sexual identities, and educational backgrounds. Some families have a history of substance abuse, trauma, domestic violence, depression, anxiety, and other stressors. Consider some of the families that you are likely to work with. Choose the model of family therapy discussed in this chapter that seems to fit best with the population you have chosen. Explain why you chose this model and how you would work with the family.

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The Answer of Families come from a variety of backgrounds, religions, cultures, socioeconomic conditions, marital status, gender and sexual identities, and educational backgrounds. Some families have a history of substance abuse, trauma, domestic violence, depression, anxiety, and other stressors. Consider some of the families that you are likely to work with. Choose the model of family therapy discussed in this chapter that seems to fit best with the population you have chosen. Explain why you chose this model and how you would work with the family.

Families Come from a Variety of Backgrounds, Religions, Cultures, Socioeconomic