现象
先天与后天
心理学
干预(咨询)
介绍(产科)
心理干预
形成性评价
发展心理学
依恋理论
定性研究
家庭治疗
主题(计算)
父母教养方式
项目调试
风格(视觉艺术)
心理治疗师
社会心理学
社会学
出版
认识论
医学
教育学
社会科学
哲学
精神科
人类学
计算机科学
操作系统
放射科
法学
历史
考古
政治学
摘要
Abstract This paper explores the common parenting style tension around nurture versus limit‐setting often evident when working with families with a symptomatic child. Firstly it will delve into the parenting ‘soft/hard split’ with an overview of the literature on parenting styles. Next, it summarises the appearance of this phenomenon in the family therapy literature during its formative days, noting how Bowen, Minuchin, Haley, MRI (Bateson), and the Milan associates respond to this parent presentation in their approaches. Next, the paper outlines recent iterations of these family therapy interventions. An expanded discussion follows on Bowen theory's understanding of the parenting tension triangle. The article then outlines elements of the author's qualitative research study of parents' experience of adolescents' mental health treatment where the ‘soft/hard split’ emerged as a repeating theme. Finally, a clinical intervention based on Bowen theory, the Parent Hope Project, is outlined for how it addresses the parenting ‘soft/hard split.’ The goal is to contribute to understanding this phenomenon and its implications for clinical practice.
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