The article reviews seven common approaches used in family therapy. It begins by introducing reasons why families may choose family therapy, such as establishing healthy boundaries, resolving sibling rivalries, and managing behavioral problems. It then describes seven different approaches, including structural family therapy, functional family therapy, systemic family therapy, emotion-focused therapy, brief strategic family therapy, narrative family therapy, and intergenerational family therapy. Each approach is explained in detail, highlighting its unique goals and methods. Finally, the article emphasizes the importance of choosing the right therapy approach for each family's specific needs.

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