"Claudia (teenage identified patient in family therapy) seems pretty alive to me," I said. "I like the fact that she's angry and fighting with her parents rather than taking the anger out on herself. I feel that Claudia is very stressed, but that suicide right now is an option that she keeps open rather than an obsession. As a fantasy, it seems very much a part of her battle with her parents." I summarized. "She doesn't feel suicidal to me." Claudia seemed to brighten with the words.From The Family Crucible: The Intense Experience of Family Therapy by Augustus Y. Napier with Carl Whitaker
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Monday, September 24, 2012
Moments in Family Therapy
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