Review of the Reflecting Team Process: Strengths, Challenges, and Clinical Implications

Abstract

This review article explores the development of reflecting teams and its significance in present-day family therapy. Beginning with an historical overview of the reflecting team model, as formulated by Tom Andersen, further discussion considers the advantages and the challenges of the model. The article outlines implications for clinical practice, which build on Andersen's vision of family therapy that is collaborative, inclusive, and client centered.