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Emotion Regulation as Affective Neoliberal Governmentality

Emotion regulation is central in many therapy models, including couple and family therapy models. This article draws on poststructuralist governmentality studies and processual affect theory to offer insight into how the therapeutic concept of emotion regulation may reflect and support neoliberal affective forms of self-governance. We theorize emotion regulation as an affective governmentality tactic of power and suggest that couple/family therapy can offer points of resistance to individualization and responsibilization, and opportunities for creating or affirming alternative subjectivities and affectivities. AUTHORS: Olga Smoliak, Carla Rice, Deanna Rudder, Eleftheria Tseliou, Andrea LaMarre, Amanda LeCouteur, Joaquin Gaete, Adam Davies, Sarah Henshaw The full-text of this article can be viewed on the Family Process website: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/1...