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Assuming the case of Bailey and Sofie involves a parent-child dynamic, a structural approach would be critical. Often, family distress arises when boundaries are either too enmeshed (no privacy, emotional fusion) or too disengaged (neglect, lack of support). The therapist might observe that Bailey has been thrust into a parental role ("parentification") due to an absent caregiver, leading to resentment, while Sofie regresses to a childish dependency to receive attention. Through techniques like enactment —asking the family to discuss a conflict live in the session—the therapist helps Bailey step back from the executive role and guides the actual parent(s) to reclaim authority with warmth. By restructuring the hierarchy, the "Base" becomes a secure anchor rather than a battlefield. This public link is valid for 7 days