systemic therapies

Systemic therapies refer to treatments that aim to address and improve the functioning of entire systems, rather than just targeting individual components. In psychology, this often means looking at the relationships and dynamics within families or groups to foster better communication and resolution of conflicts. In medicine, systemic therapies might involve medications or interventions that affect the whole body, such as chemotherapy for cancer, rather than just treating a specific area. The goal is to create more holistic changes that can lead to improved overall health and well-being.