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The decision to initiate a therapy is a difficult moment for the family. It is linked to the recognition of helplessness in the prevailing situation [1]. Researchers intensively reflect on the problem of interrupting therapy [1-3]. One group which is particularly concerned on dropout phenomenon are practitioners – therapists who want to make their work more efficient, looking for the causes of this state of affairs. Systemic family therapy looks very widely on the problem. The main assumption of this approach is that the individuals cannot be isolated from the family and from the context of their upbringing and development. Human behavior is

Drop-out in the systemic therapy from the family’s perspective.