Demonstrate ability to identify conceptualization factors and interventions using structural family theory

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Assignment 4d: Milestone 3

Please address everything that is asked to be addressed in this paper !!!

Objective: Demonstrate ability to identify conceptualization factors and interventions using structural family theory.

In this assignment, you will identify important considerations for using Structural Family Therapy.

Read Chapter 7 in your textbook by Gehart.

Gehart, D. R. (2016). Theory and treatment planning in family therapy: A competency-based approach. Boston, USA: Cengage Learning. ISBN: 978-1285456430.

Review the Structural Family Therapy Case Conceptualization outline (7 sections).

Consider how Structural Family Therapy applies to your milestone family.

Write a 1-2 page paper on addressing:

Identify 2 categories from the Case Conceptualization outline and apply them to the family.

Identify 2 interventions that you could use to treat the families and why you chose them.

Is Structural Family Therapy an appropriate approach to treating the family? Why or why not? (Hint: Does the theory’s conceptualization of problems fit well with the family’s issues? Is the therapy evidence-based to treat your milestone family’s population?)

The paper should be in APA style: cover page, double spaced, the first line indented, and citations and reference list if needed.

The family that was chosen was Abraham and Sarah out of the Bible

The Bible entails that Abraham was experiencing the joy and pain of living in faith. Sarah conceived Isaac to fulfill God’s promise (Sonek, 2019). However, the birth of Isaac served as a threat for Ishmael, Abraham’s and Hagar’s son, for a significant period, was perceived as an heir and a hope for his father’s dreams. However, he is set aside in favor of Isaac, the newcomer. The tension in Abraham’s family begins to progress and climaxes when Ishmael Isaac and Sarah pronounce an ultimatum. This ultimatum was dictating Abraham to kick off Hagar and her son Ishmael. This ultimatum tends to plunge Abraham from the joyful heights to the depths of severe grief for the love of his son. Abraham was facing the most difficult decision in life. For instance, he was concerned with the dilemma of whether to make his wife face life’s reality and learn to live with Hagar and Ishmael or consent to Sarah’s request that was founded on jealousy and send Ishmael and his mother away.