The technique of changing perception by explaining a situation from a different context is called Cognitive reframing.
Structural family therapy relies on a technique known as family mapping to uncover and understand behavioral patterns and family interactions. 3 During this process, the therapist creates visual representations that identify problems within the family and how those problems are perpetuated by family dynamics.
Therapists use pretend techniques to help individuals and families move away from troubling symptoms. Pretend techniques stage symptoms outside the context in which they are embedded. This approach facilitates a shift in control over symptoms.
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