The Family Crucible: A pioneering therapist's real-life case study reveals scapegoating, triangulation & blame patterns behind troubled family dynamics
by Augustus Y. Napier, Carl Whitaker
Through a real-life case study, Augustus Y. Napier and Carl Whitaker explore the hidden patterns behind troubled family dynamics. Focusing on scapegoating, triangulation, and blame, The Family Crucible offers a therapeutic perspective on how families interact, struggle, and become caught in recurring cycles of conflict.
About This Book
The Family Crucible examines troubled family dynamics through a real-life case study by therapists Augustus Y. Napier and Carl Whitaker.
The book focuses on recurring patterns of scapegoating, triangulation, and blame within families.
Its case-study approach explores how these dynamics can contribute to conflict and distress in family relationships.
Written for readers interested in family relationships and therapeutic perspectives, the book presents a pioneering examination of family interaction patterns.
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