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Family therapy with adolescents: treatment of a teenage girl with globus hystericus and weight loss.

Abstract Family therapy has emerged in recent years as an effective modality of treatment for adolescents as well as for children. Three major orientations within family therapy are described: insight-oriented, structural and strategic. Developmental considerations relating to adolescence are discussed in relation to each type of family treatment. The treatment, including the successive use of these distinct styles of family therapy, of an adolescent girl suffering from a somatic symptom and weight loss is presented.