Abstract
The reflecting team approach is particularly appropriate for treating stepfamilies because it offers principles that are compatible with their unique characteristics and issues. The article reviews these characteristics and issues, discusses principles of the approach, and argues and illustrates its relevance and usefulness for stepfamily therapy.
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