As the works that systemic practitioners are involved in becomes more multifarious, the systemic model itself evolves to different levels of complexity. A model that was once associated almost exclusively with seeing families in therapy has during the last decade developed into a movement that offers potential for practitioners working in the broader domain of human systems. Within this movement there have been several notable papers which offer helpful clarifications for practitioners seeking ways to employ systemic perspectives and practices in different \vays [ego Lang, Little and Cronen (1990)]. This…
Approach, Method, Technique: Making Distinctions and Creating Connections – John Burnham
