Systemic Autism-related Family Enabling (SAFE) is a new intervention for families of children with a diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). SAFE responds to international and national recommendations for improved care and the reported needs of families. SAFE draws from Family Therapy techniques, Attachment Narrative Therapy and known preferences of individuals with autism. Twenty two families of a child with a diagnosis of ASD severity level 1 or 2 were recruited. The families attended five 3-hour sessions. Family members completed the Helpful Aspects of Therapy Questionnaire (HAT) after each session. Analysis of the HAT data revealed that adults and children experienced SAFE to be helpful which was elaborated in terms of the following themes: therapist as helping reflection, increased understanding, feeling closer, more confident to reflect and problem solve, improved communication and feeling less alone and isolated. The findings are discussed to consider how SAFE can be improved and implemented to offer support for families. SAFE is a good candidate to fill a gap in autism related care.

系统性自闭症相关家庭能力培养（SAFE）是诊断患有自闭症谱系障碍（ASD）的儿童家庭的一项新干预措施。国家外汇管理局响应国际和国家关于改善护理和家庭报告需求的建议。SAFE借鉴了家庭疗法，自恋叙事疗法以及自闭症患者的已知偏爱。招募了22个诊断为ASD严重等级为1或2的儿童家庭。这些家庭参加了五场为时三小时的课程。每次会议结束后，家庭成员都要完成“治疗问卷的有用方面”（HAT）。对HAT数据的分析表明，成年人和儿童都可以从SAFE中受益，这可以从以下几个方面进行阐述：治疗师帮助反思，增进理解，亲密接触，更自信地反映和解决问题，改善沟通，减少孤独感和孤立感。对调查结果进行了讨论，以考虑如何改进和实施SAFE来为家庭提供支持。SAFE是填补自闭症相关治疗空白的好人选。