interpersonal dynamics and communication. At-risk Latino families can benefit from structural
family therapy by identifying and resolving problems with family roles, hierarchies, and
boundaries. Structural family therapy's advantages increased family understanding and
communication. It also increased flexibility, family bonding, and better control of cultural
tensions and acculturation stress. Recognizing cultural influences on family relations, including
collectivism and authority respect. On the other hand, until the restructuring is accomplished, the
weekly sessions are where structural family therapy finds its vulnerability. Although this is a
great feature, the model has a drawback in that many clientele, especially the Latino community,
do not have the time to devote to it. In order to continue with treatment, dedication is also
necessary, and most people lack the kind of commitment needed to succeed.
The functioning of families is where the family systems concept draws its power. This
model's methods contribute to improving the performance of family units. It is known as the
family system approach because it emphasizes the family as a whole. This approach also finds
strength in its capacity to concentrate on a single person. One family member can get family
systems therapy to deal with their problems, including mental health challenges. The cohesion of
a family systems model makes it useful. Families make sure they take care of the matter at hand
by working both individually and as a team. Latino families who are at risk can work
independently while cooperating with one another. On the other hand, the fact that each
participant must support the intervention is a drawback. This implies that each person has to
recognize the family as a dysfunctional entity with unhealthy ties.
Summary
Families and structural therapy are crucial paradigms for working with people who are
considered to be at risk. These groups require evidence-based strategies, and both of these fit the