Perspective Chapter: Theoretical Paradigm for Mental Health and Family Therapy within the South African Context – An Overview

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healthcare

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paper

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Bar

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Int

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This chapter places focus on family therapy within the African and more specifically South African context. It attempts to sketch a context on a continental level, highlighting and describing the theoretical paradigm through which contextually appropriate theory and literature is being developed. A brief overview is given of mental health within the content. A more specific South African context is then described. Whilst also engaging with limitations and obstacles, also highlighting developments within the context.

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