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I suspect that the clinical psychology method of Systemic Intervention is unrelated to Gerald Midgley's Systemic Intervention from systems theory. This article mashes the two together which is really confusing. If the two methods do share a common lineage I think that the article should be restructured to make it clear. Also, I'm not very well read on the topic, but systemic Intervention, from a system's perspective, might be better addressed in the Critical_systems_thinking article. 119.18.2.113 (talk) 23:55, 23 May 2024 (UTC)[reply]
