Abstract
Abstract A triaxial family classification system is proposed. The first axis concerns family development and categorizes family dysfunction at different stages of family development. The second axis refers to family member interaction and disorders are divided by marital, parent-child, and sibling subsystems. The third axis focuses on the family group as a system and its possible dysfunction as a whole.
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