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Reducing enmeshment, meaning that the members are overly close and lacking in individuation (Minuchin, 1978), is a potential focus within the Belin-Blank model. The anchors here were autonomous ("I would go exploring by myself") and enmeshment ("I was very protective of mother"). In the Prologue to the novel, Castillo directs our attention to the enmeshment of identity and place where the boundary blurs between the individual's interiority and the exterior context in which he or she is placed. |
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