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Title: The Satir Growth Model: A Systemic Framework for Supporting Families Affected by Substance Use Disorder.
Authors: Yalof, Liora Shir (AUTHOR)
Source: American Journal of Family Therapy. 2026, Vol. 54 Issue 4, p459-474. 16p.
Subjects: Substance abuse treatment, Substance abuse, Family psychotherapy, Codependency, Psychiatry, Family relations, Psychological adaptation, Psychological well-being, Family roles, Family systems theory, Motivation (Psychology), Mathematical models, Conceptual structures, Medical research, Health behavior, Spirituality, Convalescence, Quality of life, Communication, Family support, Theory, Social support
Abstract: Substance use disorders disrupt family systems by reinforcing rigid roles, shame, and dysfunctional communication. This article presents the Satir Growth Model as a systemic therapeutic framework for families affected by addiction, integrating experiential, cognitive, and somatic approaches. Drawing on research and clinical insights, it highlights interventions such as Family Mapping, the Iceberg metaphor, and Family Reconstruction to transform entrenched patterns, foster congruence, and strengthen family boundaries. Emphasizing the role of spirituality, self-worth, and parental influence, this study underscores the value of engaging the family system and advocates for further research on its application in addiction treatment. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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