Family’s Construction of Reality

Explore the intricate dynamics of family life in Family’s Construction of Reality by David Reiss, published by Harvard University Press in 1987. This insightful work spans 440 pages and presents a groundbreaking model of family interaction, shedding light on how families create their inner worlds and navigate external challenges. Drawing on fifteen years of extensive research, Reiss delves into the subtle yet powerful processes that bind families together, as well as the factors that can lead to their disintegration. Ideal for professionals in psychology, family therapy, and sociology, this book offers a profound understanding of the complexities of family relationships and social interactions. Discover the hidden mechanisms that influence family dynamics and enhance your comprehension of family psychotherapy with this essential read.