BEHAVIOURAL FAMILY THERAPY

Behavioural Family Therapy (BFT) denotes the application of scientific methodology in order to modify faulty or maladaptive patterns of  social interactions among the symptomatic members of  a family. While “behaviour modification” has been the most popularized term applied  to this approach, there are, in fact, at least three distinct contemporary approaches to the scientific understanding of  human social learning:  behavioural consequences, mediational or anxiety cues and social learning, or vicarious learning. While varying therapeutic  technologies have been developed within each of these approaches,  they are all broadly defined as behavioural because of their basis adherence to the hypothesis-testing, experimental analysis of human behaviour. For a behavioural family therapist, a family may be defined as two or more people who mutually influence the reward and punishment contingencies of each other.

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