Structural-strategic approaches to family therapy are techniques of joining, boundary setting, unbalancing, reframing, ordeals, enactments, and paradoxical interventions that are most likely to be part of this approach to family therapy.
The structural approach places a strong emphasis on family groups made up of interconnected subsystems. The strategic method focuses on repeating behavioral patterns, especially those that defy hierarchical conventions by forming intergenerational alliances.
The goals of structural family therapy are to create or restore healthy boundaries and to improve communication. The therapist aims to alter the family's organizational structure. The goal of strategic family therapy is to motivate family members to reframe their issues and find a collective solution.
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