Family Case Study: Psychology of Lying & Structural Family Systems 

A Family Therapy Case Study: Lying!

In this Family Therapy Case Study, we are tackling a challenging case study involving the Peterson family, who struggle with their 12-year-old son, Jimmy's chronic lying and more.

I'll give you a comprehensive analysis of the Peterson family dynamics, particularly focusing on the hierarchies, boundaries, and power structures within the family. Jimmy's lying is examined through various theoretical lenses, including different types of lies in children.

Obviously I'll be discussing the intervention strategy, emphasizing the importance of consistent and balanced parental hierarchy in the exploration of the psychology of lying. Hopefully there's some valuable insights into the application of structural family therapy principles to complex family issues.

Some links for you: https://www.mypeoplepatterns.com/family-systems-theory-training Free PDF on Interventions: https://www.mypeoplepatterns.com/blog/structural-family-therapy-intervention