Family therapy differs from other forms of psychotherapy because it focuses on

A) using a variety of treatment techniques.
B) conscious rather than unconscious processes.
C) the present instead of the past.
D) how family tensions may cause individual problems.

Family Therapy

A branch of psychotherapy that focuses on solving family problems through family counseling and working on family relationships.

Individual Problems

Refers to the specific issues or challenges that are unique or personal to an individual, often requiring tailored solutions.

Treatment Techniques

Various methods, procedures, or interventions used in healthcare and therapy to address and manage illnesses, injuries, or psychological conditions.