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This article describes the family dynamics of the workaholic family, based on emerging research and the families the author has seen in treatment. A case study is presented as an illustration, followed by structural and dynamic characteristics of the workaholic family and treatment recommendations. It is suggested that family members also are negatively affected by workaholism and may develop a set of mental health problems of their own.
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Bryan E. Robinson (1998) studied this question.
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