TERAPIA FAMILIAR ESTRUCTURALISTA APLICADA A UNA FAMILIA CON UN HIJO CON AUTISMO
Abstract
El presente trabajo abarca dos temas importantes, la terapia estructuralista familiar en una familia con un hijo diagnosticado con Autismo. El autismo es un trastorno con características multifactoriales que si bien no tiene cura, afecta no solo al enfermo sino a la familia, este se presenta como una vivencia de duelo para la familia. Se trabaja con la terapia estructuralista familiar para lograr cambios dentro de la familia que permitan un mejor desarrollo en el niño a nivel personal y social y que la familia pese a la enfermedad se reorganice de manera funcional. Los resultados de este trabajo muestran que a través de la terapia estructuralista se logró un cambio en la organización familiar con el fin de tener factores funcionales que permitan una calidad de vida mejor no solo para el niño con autismo sino también para todos los miembros de esta.
The following assignment covers two very important topics, structuralist family therapy in a family with one child who is diagnosed with autism. Autism is a disorder with multifactoral characteristics that even though not having a cure it affects both the patient and the family, also it is a constant mourning for the family. The structuralist family therapy can achieve positive changes in the family that will create a better development in the child at a personal and social level, and this should allow the family to reorganize at a functional level taking into acount that the disorder will still be present. The results of this study show that through this structuralist therapy there will be a positive change within the family organization with the goal of having fuctional agents that will allow a better quality of life not only for the autistic child, but also for everyone else who is part of it.
The following assignment covers two very important topics, structuralist family therapy in a family with one child who is diagnosed with autism. Autism is a disorder with multifactoral characteristics that even though not having a cure it affects both the patient and the family, also it is a constant mourning for the family. The structuralist family therapy can achieve positive changes in the family that will create a better development in the child at a personal and social level, and this should allow the family to reorganize at a functional level taking into acount that the disorder will still be present. The results of this study show that through this structuralist therapy there will be a positive change within the family organization with the goal of having fuctional agents that will allow a better quality of life not only for the autistic child, but also for everyone else who is part of it.
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Vol. 13, No. 2