ABSTRACT Attachment-based family therapy is an empirically supported, manualized treatment spanning over 15 years of research and clinical practice. Increasingly, research and clinical evidence emphasize the modification of family therapy models to meet the needs of diverse clients. Best practices require culturally-sensitive therapists to attend to issues of race, gender identity, sexual orientation, ethnicity, class, and ability. The ABFT model has been evolving to address the health disparities associated with marginalization and attend to the specialized needs of diverse families. This clinical case study demonstrates how ABFT clinicians must adopt an intersectional approach to be successful in building and sustaining relational repair. Transcripts from a case with a religious, African-American family and their bisexual daughter outline the structure and sequence of ABFT. An analysis of this case illustrates the impact of intersectionality on clinical processes and mechanisms of change.

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促进父母对双性恋的接受：基于依恋的家庭治疗的案例研究

摘要 基于依恋的家庭治疗是一种经验支持的手动治疗，跨越 15 年的研究和临床实践。越来越多的研究和临床证据强调修改家庭治疗模式以满足不同客户的需求。最佳实践要求对文化敏感的治疗师关注种族、性别认同、性取向、种族、阶级和能力等问题。ABFT 模型一直在发展，以解决与边缘化相关的健康差异并满足不同家庭的特殊需求。该临床案例研究展示了 ABFT 临床医生必须如何采用交叉方法才能成功建立和维持关系修复。一个宗教人士的案子的成绩单，非裔美国人家庭和他们的双性恋女儿概述了 ABFT 的结构和顺序。对此案例的分析说明了交叉性对临床过程和变化机制的影响。