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Systems theory in counseling views human behavior as the outcome of interactions between various systems, such as the family, community, and broader social systems that form the environment in which individuals exist. It focuses on patterns of interaction rather than individual pathology. The theory aims to help counselors understand clients and their issues in the context of their interactions within multiple environmental systems.
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- 1. Systems Theory in CounselingFlorence TangLiaison to the College of Continuing and Professional Studies for the Atlanta Campus / Electronic Collections [email protected]
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