Experiential Family Therapy: Virginia Satir Crossword

Virginia Satir: The ___ of Family Therapy
Satir saw the family as a ___ for the larger world.
When one person in a family has emotional pain that shows up as a symptom, ___ family members feel this pain in some way.
All communication occurs in ___.
Literal content
Comment on literal content and on the nature of the relationship between the persons involved
Two or more messages are sent via different levels, but none of these messages seriously contradicts any other.
Two or more messages are sent via different levels and seriously contradict each other.
Down-on-one-knee, begging-for-acceptance.
Standing over the other person with an angry grimace and finger pointing.
Intellectuallzing, perhaps with arms crossed or nose in the air suggesting this person just knows better.
Flitting about, being silly, in some way drawing attention from the subject under discussion.
Person is congruent, competent, and appropriate.
Satir believed humans are all ___, interdependent, unique beings.
Satir developed the process of ___ family therapy.
Each person should be addressed and related to in terms of his/her ___.
Differentness must be openly ___ and used for growth.
Every individual is geared to survival, growth, and getting close to others, and all behavior expresses these aims, no matter how ___ it may look.
What society calls sick, crazy, stupid, or bad behavior is really an attempt on the part of the ___ person to signal the presence of trouble and call for help.
People are limited only by the extent of their ___.
Hand on shoulder, gentle holding of client’s hand, assurance of human touch.
Allowing client to place family members around the room, representing things like how close or distant client feels from each member.
Family ___ : client describes family members to group and members act as family members according to how client described them.