Integrating Individual and Family Treatment for Outpatients Vulnerable to Psychosis
Abstract
This article describes a model for the outpatient treatment of adults at risk for major mental illness who live with parents or a spouse. In this model the clinician establishes a clearly delineated framework for treatment that primarily focuses upon the therapist-patient relationship, while concurrently sustaining a working alliance with the patient's family. The author identifies principles and techniques for implementing the model.
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