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Assignment:
Select a dysfunctional family from a movie, television show, book, or other common media.
Focus on one of the characters and answer the following questions.
The dysfunctional family I selected is the Bluth family from the television show Arrested Development. The Bluth family is a wealthy family that is constantly in turmoil due to the dysfunctional relationships between the family members. The family is led by the patriarch, George Bluth Sr., who is a corrupt businessman who is constantly getting the family into trouble. The family is also constantly trying to bail each other out of financial and legal trouble. The Bluth family is a perfect example of a dysfunctional family because the family members are constantly fighting with each other and they are always getting into trouble. The Bluth family is a perfect example of a dysfunctional family because the family members are constantly fighting with each other and they are always getting into trouble. The family is led by the patriarch, George Bluth Sr., who is a corrupt businessman who is constantly getting the family into trouble. The family is also constantly trying to bail each other out of financial and legal trouble.
Questions below.
1. If you believed in the value of seeing the family as a unit for one or more sessions, how might you go about getting the entire family to come in? Assume that all agreed to attend one session. What would be your focus, and what would you most want to achieve in this family session?
2. If I believed in the value of seeing the family as a unit, I would try to get the entire family to come in for one or more sessions. I would focus on the family dynamics and the family history. I would also want to assess the family members' individual needs and how they can be best met within the family system. My goal would be to understand the family system and help the family members meet their individual needs.
3. Do you see any aspects of yourself in this case? Can you identify with any of the family members? How do you think this similarity or dissimilarity would help or hinder you in working with this family?
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