Featherstone, Valerie A. (1996) A feminist critique of family therapy. Counselling Psychology Quarterly, 9 (1). pp. 15-23. ISSN 0951-5070
Abstract

This paper is a feminist critique of traditional family therapy considering the cybernetic epistemology underpinning it as a particular way of seeing the family. The political implications of this way of seeing d be considered in tern of structural inequalities with a preference for, the intergroup perspective. There will be a close examination and discussion of the one parent family structure. The discussion will then move one a practical evaluation of the ecosystemic view of helping families, in particular single parent families.

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