Family counselors often view the family system as their client and treat the family as one entity, as opposed to treating individual family members, and our laws a. Favor the rights of families as a whole over the rights of individual family members. b. Support family counselors by also viewing the family system as one entity. c. View family members as having separate and distinct rights and responsibilities that are individual in nature. d. Create a “fiction” that a family is a person under the law. e. Do not recognize that families exist in our society.

view the family members as having separate and distinct rights and responsibilities that are individual in nature

Explanation:

Family counselling refers to a kind of psychotherapy that can help to achieve one or more goals. It can help to strengthen interactions and understand relationships within a family. It may discuss the needs and responsiblity of the family, when one member struggles from a mental or physical disorder that adversely affectst her's actions or behaviors. The counselor frequently serves as a moderator in family therapy, where he or she is trying to make sure that each member of the family gets a reasonable chance to share concerns and contribute to the discussion about how the family can perform better.