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Area of Science:

* Clinical Psychology
* Marriage and Family Therapy
* Evidence-Based Practice Research

Background:

* Contrasting epistemological foundations of postmodernism and evidence-based practice (EBP) in marriage and family therapy (MFT).
* Exploration of how these differing philosophies influence therapist characteristics and clinical approaches.
* Consideration of translational research and practice-based evidence within MFT.

Purpose of the Study:

* To compare and contrast postmodern and EBP in MFT.
* To adapt EBP with a more flexible epistemological perspective.
* To propose directions for integrating flexible principles into MFT training.

Main Methods:

* Comparative analysis of postmodern and EBP epistemologies.
* Literature review on philosophical underpinnings in MFT.
* Discussion of implications for clinical practice and training.

Main Results:

* Identified contrasting epistemological stances influencing MFT practice.
* Highlighted the need for a more flexible EBP approach.
* Proposed pathways for integrating diverse philosophical perspectives into MFT.

Conclusions:

* Advocates for a flexible adaptation of EBP in MFT.
* Suggests incorporating postmodern principles to accommodate diverse clinical viewpoints.
* Recommends revising MFT clinical training to embrace flexible EBP principles.