Relational balances are a series of polarities that allow the characteristic
problems and patterns of dyadic relationships to be brought into focus. Both partners
contribute in different ways to these polarities. Important polarities in dyadic
relationships include: moment-duration, difference-sameness, satisfaction-frustration,
stimulation-stabilization, and closeness-distance.*
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*Extracted with permission from Simon, Fritz et al Language of Family
Therapy - A Systemic Vocabulary and Source Book (Family Process Press Series)
Paperback 1985 Family Process, Inc.
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