The book offers a fresh perspective on Family Therapy by integrating Bowen's theory of differentiation, modern brain science, and Buber's philosophy of I-Thou relating. It emphasizes the importance of a therapist's roles in relation to a family's differentiation level, supported by clinical examples across various family dynamics. With a blend of humor and warmth, the author draws on four decades of experience to illustrate effective treatment strategies for couples and families facing diverse challenges, while also exploring differentiation within human service systems.
