Myths of Destruction: A Cultural Approach to Families in Therapy: Journal of Psychotherapy & The Family: Vol 4, No 3-4

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This paper describes a recent formulation regarding a specific class of mythical themes, myths of destruction. A case study is presented to illustrate how a cultural approach to therapy can be used to edit the destructive myth and “unfreeze” the family's stasis.

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