Ryan et al. (2005) added that in-depth assessment of the family was important, and this could be best achieved by considering all points of view and by exploring a broad range of family functions, including how they had been communicating, solving problems, allocating roles and responsibilities, engaging emotionally with each other, and setting rules and expectations (as cited in Keitner, 2005).
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Ryan et al. (2005) added that in-depth assessment of the family is important, and this is best achieved by considering all points of view and by exploring a broad range of family functions, including how they communicate, solve problems, allocate roles and responsibilities, engage emotionally with each other, and set rules and expectations (as cited in Keitner, 2005).
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