MEDIATION AND THERAPYOR HOW TO DEAL COMPREHENSIVELY FAMILY CONFLICT

Abstract

The present work summarizes what some authors in the context of the conflict in family therapy, mean by mediation and therapy and addresses the argument that these two forms of assistance were now on whether they are as different as not could beused concurrently or subsequently, or that one does not diminish the other and may assume a complementary or subsidiary.The rescues written treatment effects of family conflict, the approach known as Transformative mediation, which, in obedience to their objectives: the empowerment and recognition, assumes that even in this view, what matters in the treatment of Conflict is the person himself and the possibility of its transformation, and understands that therapy and mediation are at an equal level of importance where, for nothing prevents that the same process is applied one way or another or one after another. Besides some personal considerations on the subject of the author, in concluding remarks, the paper points out some features of the role of facilitator, mediator or therapist, and note the importance of such an auditor from exercising its full knowledge task in areas such as neutrality, power, authority and direction of the process.