We admire and appreciate the thoughtful, compassionate assistance which counselors in this program give to their clients, and we know that each of us can be a teacher to others.
Inspired by Susan Rutherford in the University's Development Office, we have begun collecting brief anecdotes about cases where counseling made a difference in a family's life. Read Counseling Works!, a collection of case stories written by USF Center counselors.
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Look: No Hands | written by Peter Geiger, MFT
Peter Geiger illustrates principles of SBFC with a case in which the child bearing the symptoms was not once seen by him in session.
The Case of the Girl Who Knew No Consequences | written by Stephaney Tunney, MFT
Stephaney Tunney illustrates principles of SBFC with a case in which she was involved and applied systemic interventions not only to the student and the mother, each seen individually, but also to subsystems within the school.
