Through a series of entertaining, brief, and instructional role plays, Dr. Gladding reviews several universals of family treatment approaches, such as types of communication patterns, rules, and feedback.
This role play shows an example of a mediator listening to families discuss their day, and giving honest feedback about how statements have affected them.
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