A family therapist who sees members of a family together as a unit is conducting __________ family therapy.

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Conjoint family therapy refers to a type of family therapy where the therapist sees the family members together as a unit, rather than individually. This approach is often used to address communication and relationship issues within the family system. Collaborative, coordinated, and concurrent therapy do not specifically refer to family therapy approaches.

A Family Therapist Who Sees Members of a Family Together