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Ethical Dilemmas in Family Therapy: Multiple

Relationships Within the Family System

With Kirsten Lind Seal, PhD, LMFT


A joint training with NEAFAST (New England Association for Family and Systemic Therapy)

Kirsten Lind Seal, PhD is Adjunct Associate Professor of MFT at Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota, where she teaches Ethics and Arts Therapies. Her research has been published in the Journal of Marriage and Family Therapy, the Journal of Couple and Family Relationships, and Psychology Today.  She has published multiple case studies in the Psychotherapy Networker. She presents locally, nationally and internationally and has done multiple webinars during the pandemic. She maintains a completely virtual private practice and appears biweekly on WCCO (CBS) TV’s Midmorning show in Relationship Reboot, a segment dealing with relationships.

 Available for purchase as a recorded webinar

3 ethics CEs


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Co-hosted by MAMFT and NEAFAST

Ethical Dilemmas in Family Therapy: Multiple Relationships within the Family System is a 3 CE conference that discusses processes for handling multiple relationships with family members in family therapy, such as when and how to (or not to) provide solo and dyadic sessions, adding in or subtracting family members into the system, and knowing when we are getting pulled into the family system ourselves.  

Objectives:

  1. Name three reasons multiple relationships within the family can be problematic.
  2. Explain three common dilemmas found while doing in-home therapy.
  3. Define and practice three Structural Family Therapy interventions which will help to mitigate the above ethical dilemmas.



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