A Case Study on Integrated Intervention of Family System and Trauma Therapy — Intergenerational Bondage and Resilience Reconstruction of a Female Client with Multiple Traumas

Key Points

• The study aims to explore the effectiveness of an integrated intervention combining family systems therapy and trauma therapy for treating a female client with multiple traumas and complex PTSD.
• Implemented a structured intervention based on a three-phase trauma treatment model.
• Conducted 12 structured counseling sessions using family genograms, stabilization techniques, and family sculpting.
• Focused on analyzing intergenerational patterns of interaction and their impacts on the client’s trauma.
• Significant reduction in physical symptoms (chronic back pain) post-intervention.
• Gradual restoration of social functioning was observed.
• Successful identity reconstruction from 'family responsibility bearer' to 'independent individual' was achieved.

Abstract