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Assessment in Marriage and Family Counseling Chapter 11

Assessment with Couples & Families Typically done using a systemic approach  holistic, focused on interactions that occur and belief that all members of the family interact and influence each other Assessment would not be of individuals but would focus on dynamics/patterns that occur within couple or family

Assessment with Couples & Families Family assessment not done once to identify “the problem;” rather, assessment is of current relational status, with attention to changes that may be occurring in the family(Cierpka, 2005) Central to all approaches to family assessment is belief that when change is needed, understanding network of family relationships and family environment are central in conceptualizing issues (Thomlison, 2010)

Difficulties with Assessment of Couples and Families Determining what should be assessed and defining it Assessing variables that are fluid and fluctuating Interpreting multiple, often different, perspectives within the couple/family Developing adequate norming samples for couple/family instruments

Types of Family Assessment Family interviews Mapping techniques Instruments designed for individual counseling Instruments designed for couple/family assessment

Family Interviews One of the major modes for assessing families (Thomlison, 2010) Types of family characteristics frequently assessed: (Bray, 2009) Family structure and composition Family process Relationship patterns Family affect Family organization Family diversity Interview can provide insights into family dynamics that may be corroborated by other assessment strategies

Mapping Techniques Involves having family collaborate with counselor to graphically represent some pertinent representation Used to gain information and observe family dynamics while mapping technique is being completed Common Examples: Genograms Family Sculpting Other Mapping Techniques

Mapping Techniques Genograms With counselor, clients draw family tree that records information about family members and relationships over at least 3 generations Associated with Bowen’s family system theory Helps to identify cross-generational transmission of family patterns Three steps: Mapping family structure Recording family information (“getting the facts”) Gathering information about patterns of functioning Interpretation involves constructing hypotheses that are later examined with the family Few studies exist on reliability and validity of genograms

Mapping Techniques Family Sculpting Associated with the work of Virginia Satir Involves positioning either family members or objects that represent family in physical space that symbolizes relations and roles within family system Kveback Family Sculpture Technique More structured than most sculpting techniques

Mapping Techniques Other Mapping Techniques: Ecomap (L’Abate, 1994) Used to gather information about the larger context of the family and the home House Floor Plan (L’Abate, 1994) Requires drawing of home floor plan, indicating where each member sleeps and spends time Observation and mapping activities should not be used as sole means of family assessment because of problems with reliability and limited validation information

Use of Instruments Designed for Individuals Information can be used to identify how differences in personality or preference may contribute to family issues Examples: Myers-Briggs Type Indicator Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory-2 (MMPI-2) Taylor-Johnson Temperament Analysis (criss-cross testing) Problem: these instruments are unable describe the family system Cierpka (2005) proposed model where focus of gathering information from individual assessment is on how individual organizes himself or herself within family

Formalized Assessment Instruments Specific to Marriage and Family Assessment in premarital counseling PREmarital Personal and Relationship Evaluation (PREPARE) PREPARE is one of five instruments of the PREPARE/ENRICH program Couples or marital assessment Dyadic Adjustment Scale Measures the adjustment quality of married couples of similar dyads Marital Satisfaction Inventory-Revised Assists couples in communicating about a broad range of relationship issues Couples Pre-Counseling Inventory, Revised Edition Useful for counselors who want to focus on marital counseling Extensive and detailed 16-page inventory

Family Assessment Instruments Family Adaptability and Cohesion Evaluation Scale – IV (FACES IV) Developed to measure the Circumplex Model of family functioning Family Assessment Measure (FAM-III) Assesses family functioning that integrates individual members and collective characteristics of the family Family Environment Scale Examines three dimensions of social climate When selecting instruments, examine family constructs/ dynamics to be addressed, evaluate and understand instrument’s limitations