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The simulated family: an experiential model.

The use of simulated families, facilitated by a mental health professional, can promote experiential learning of theories related to many family-centered problems, such as child or spouse abuse, alcoholism, and acute or chronic illness of a family member. Responsibilities and costs of implementing such a program can be shared between two training programs. Participants in both programs benefit from the mutual experience.