Thomas and Ray (2006) suggests a strategy to teachers in working with families who are being assessed to become available for further information on enmeshment. The family used role plays on how to confront and work with the teacher to advocate for the child. In the next intervention with structural-strategic model, both the school and the family dynamics are assessed by determining which categorical needs are treated. When risk and protective factors are planned into practical and attainable, problem focused, the family can make problems become clear. This type of intervention asks teachers and parents to become familiar with their boundaries and develop alliances through reframing work as the problem changes its view points to its meaning (Thomas & Ray, 2006). The understanding and appropriateness of referrals made by school counselors to determine if the "twice exceptional," exceptional, or the disabled student requires family counseling is beneficial in both contextual family issues and systems perspectives and techniques to help identify communicative factors in the