RANSW Library Briefs

Psychotherapy Networker Vol.39 (3), 2015

noreply@blogger.com (Joanne) — Tue, 09 Jun 2015 05:40:00 +0000

Burnout Reconsidered
Scott Miller, Mark Hubble, and Francoise Mathieu
P. 18-23; 42-43
An entire industry has sprung up to address the problem of compassion fatigue, but research indicates that the most commonly proposed answer, improved self-care, doesn't work. In fact, the study of the most highly effectively clinicians suggests that burnout isn't related to caring too much, but continuing to care ineffectively.

Little and often
Ashley Davis Bush
P. 24-27; 45.
The growing interest in micro self-care mirrors the developments in understanding self-directed neuroplasticity; small and frequent works better to create desirable neural pathways than big and seldom

Don't go it alone
Joan Klagsburn and Lynn Preston
P.28-31; 46.
To emerge from the grip of feeling stale as a therapist and in danger of burning out, we need something to take us out of our isolation. focusing partnerships can be a potent remedy for the circular thinking we tend to get mired in when we're by ourselves.

The colors of tomorrow
P. 32 - 41;48.
In an increasingly complex world, we've become more and more aware of how hard it is to predict what lies around the corner, especially for the profession of psychotherapy. But at this year's Networker Symposium, a collection of clinical innovators and inspiring visionaries - including Jon Kabat-zinn, Richard Schwartz, the Gottmans, Esther Perel, Diane Ackerman, and Daniel Siegel - gave it a try

Journal of Family Issues Vol.36 (8), 2015

noreply@blogger.com (Joanne) — Tue, 09 Jun 2015 04:22:00 +0000

Todd L. Goodsell, Spencer L. James, Jeremy B. Yorgason, and Vaughn R. A. Call
Intergenerational Assistance to Adult Children: Gender and Number of Sisters and Brothers

Journal of Family Issues June 2015 36: 979-1000

Garrett T. Pace and Kevin Shafer
Parenting and Depression: Differences Across Parental Roles

Journal of Family Issues June 2015 36: 1001-1021

Kaisa Aunola, Anna-Kaisa Ruusunen, Jaana Viljaranta, and Jari-Erik Nurmi
Parental Affection and Psychological Control as Mediators Between Parents’ Depressive Symptoms and Child Distress

Journal of Family Issues June 2015 36: 1022-1042

Elizabeth Nixon, Sheila Greene, and Diane Hogan
“It’s What’s Normal for Me”: Children’s Experiences of Growing Up in a Continuously Single-Parent Household

Journal of Family Issues June 2015 36: 1043-1061

Katherine Trent, Scott J. South, and Sunita Bose
The Consequences of India’s Male Surplus for Women’s Partnering and Sexual Experiences

Journal of Family Issues June 2015 36: 1062-1086

Nadia A. Naser-Najjab
Polygamy, Family Law, and the Crisis of Governance in Palestine

Journal of Family Issues June 2015 36: 1087-1111

Journal of Family Issues Vol.36 (7), 2015

noreply@blogger.com (Joanne) — Tue, 09 Jun 2015 04:20:00 +0000

Ebony Reddock, Cleopatra Howard Caldwell, and Toni C. Antonucci

African American Paternal Grandmothers’ Satisfaction With the Fathering Practices of Their Teenage Sons

Journal of Family Issues June 2015 36: 831-851

Julia S. Goldberg
Identity and Involvement Among Resident and Nonresident Fathers

Journal of Family Issues June 2015 36: 852-879

Otima Doyle, Edward V. Pecukonis, and Michael A. Lindsey

Correlates and Consequences of Father Nurturance in an African American College Sample

Journal of Family Issues June 2015 36: 880-901

Elizabeth M. Riina and Susan M. McHale
African American Couples’ Coparenting Satisfaction and Marital Characteristics in the First Two Decades of Marriage

Journal of Family Issues June 2015 36: 902-923

Deadric T. Williams, Jacob E. Cheadle, and Bridget J. Goosby

Hard Times and Heart Break: Linking Economic Hardship and Relationship Distress

Journal of Family Issues June 2015 36: 924-950

Sylvia Niehuis, Alan Reifman, and Kyung-Hee Lee
Disillusionment in Cohabiting and Married Couples: A National Study

Journal of Family Issues June 2015 36: 951-973

Ending Men's Violence Against Women and children Spring 2014,

noreply@blogger.com (Joanne) — Wed, 13 May 2015 04:11:00 +0000

Psychotherapy Networker Vol. 39(1), 2015

noreply@blogger.com (Joanne) — Wed, 13 May 2015 03:28:00 +0000

2015 January/February

Editor's Note By Rich Simon
Nurturing the seed of the specifically human capacity.
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The Mindfulness Explosion
The Perils of Mainstream Acceptance
By Mary Sykes Wylie

By replacing the exotic aura of spirituality with the language of science and a down-to-earth self-help approach, mindfulness has brought practices once considered New Age hokum into mainstream acceptance. But as it increasingly becomes a product to be sold in the marketplace, does it risk losing something vital to its transformative power?

The Reluctant Guru
Staying in the Moment with Jon Kabat-Zinn
A Conversation with Jon Kabat-Zinn

Since he first developed Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction in 1979, Jon Kabat-Zinn has not only become a key figure in shaping our ideas about physical and mental health, but a cultural icon. Here he talks about handling his public role and being placed on a pedestal.
Read more...

The Fiction of the Self
The Paradox of Mindfulness in Clinical Practice
By Ronald SiegelIf we engage in meditation long enough, we discover that our sense of being a separate, coherent, enduring self is actually a delusion maintained by our constant inner chatter. Seeing ourselves in this light can pull the rug out from under us in alarming—though potentially liberating—ways.
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A Doorway to Mystery
Jack Kornfield on Creating a Sacred Space in Therapy
A Conversation with Jack KornfieldAs pressures mount to narrow the focus of psychotherapy into a medicalized, evidence-based approach, one of the teachers who first helped integrate mindfulness into psychotherapy argues for recognizing the role of ritual and embracing the sacred in our work.
Read more...

Nature, Pixelated
How the Virtual World Is Rewiring Our Senses
By Diane AckermanFor the first time in history, we’re mainly experiencing nature through intermediary technology that paradoxically provides more detail while flattening our sensory experience. Can becoming entranced by electronic media alter our brains?

Journal of Family Psychology Vol.29(2), 2015

noreply@blogger.com (Joanne) — Wed, 13 May 2015 02:06:00 +0000

2015 Volume 29, Issue 2 (Apr)
Maternal stress and internalizing symptoms in preschoolers: The moderating role of narrative coherence.
Pages 141-150
Stadelmann, Stephanie; Otto, Yvonne; Andreas, Anna; von Klitzing, Kai; Klein, Annette Maria

Caregiving burden and uplifts: A contradiction or a protective partnership for the quality of life of parents and their children with asthma?
Pages 151-161
Silva, Neuza; Carona, Carlos; Crespo, Carla; Canavarro, Maria Cristina

The role of parental self-efficacy in adolescent school-refusal.
Pages 162-170
Carless, Belinda; Melvin, Glenn A.; Tonge, Bruce J.; Newman, Louise K.

Prevention effects on trajectories of African American adolescents’ exposure to interparental conflict and depressive symptoms.
Pages 171-179
Barton, Allen W.; Beach, Steven R. H.; Kogan, Steven M.; Stanley, Scott M.; Fincham, Frank D.; Hurt, Tera R.; Brody, Gene H.

Dynamic changes in parent affect and adolescent cardiac vagal regulation: A real-time analysis.
Pages 180-190
Cui, Lixian; Morris, Amanda Sheffield; Harrist, Amanda W.; Larzelere, Robert E.; Criss, Michael M.

Parental knowledge of adolescent activities: Links with parental attachment style and adolescent substance use.
Pages 191-200
Jones, Jason D.; Ehrlich, Katherine B.; Lejuez, C. W.; Cassidy, Jude

Emulating real-life situations with a play task to observe parenting skills and child behaviors.
Pages 201-210
Rusby, Julie C.; Metzler, Carol W.; Sanders, Matthew R.; Crowley, Ryann

Household chaos, sociodemographic risk, coparenting, and parent-infant relations during infants’ first year.
Pages 211-220
Whitesell, Corey J.; Teti, Douglas M.; Crosby, Brian; Kim, Bo-Ram

Divorced mothers’ coparental boundary maintenance after parents repartner.
Pages 221-231
Ganong, Lawrence; Coleman, Marilyn; Jamison, Tyler; Feistman, Richard

A randomized clinical trial of family therapy in juvenile drug court.
Pages 232-241
Dakof, Gayle A.; Henderson, Craig E.; Rowe, Cynthia L.; Boustani, Maya; Greenbaum, Paul E.; Wang, Wei; Hawes, Samuel; Linares, Clarisa; Liddle, Howard A.

Two-year outcomes of the Early Risers prevention trial with formerly homeless families residing in supportive housing.
Pages 242-252
Gewirtz, Abigail H.; DeGarmo, David S.; Lee, Susanne; Morrell, Nicole; August, Gerald

The validity of retrospectively reported conflict interactions in couples.
Pages 253-262
Backer-Fulghum, Lindsey M.; Sanford, Keith

Getting the most out of family data with the R package fSRM.
Pages 263-275
Stas, Lara; Schönbrodt, Felix; Loeys, Tom

Can mindful parenting be observed? Relations between observational ratings of mother–youth interactions and mothers’ self-report of mindful parenting.
Pages 276-282
Duncan, Larissa G.; Coatsworth, J. Douglas; Gayles, Jochebed G.; Geier, Mary H.; Greenberg, Mark T.

Parental criticism is an environmental influence on adolescent somatic symptoms.
Pages 283-289
Horwitz, Briana N.; Marceau, Kristine; Narusyte, Jurgita; Ganiban, Jody; Spotts, Erica L.; Reiss, David; Lichtenstein, Paul; Neiderhiser, Jenae M.

Marital status, marital quality, and heart rate variability in the MIDUS cohort.
Pages 290-295
Donoho, Carrie J.; Seeman, Teresa E.; Sloan, Richard P.; Crimmins, Eileen M.

Salivary cortisol responses to household tasks among couples with unexplained chronic fatigue.
Pages 296-301
Schmaling, Karen B.; Romano, Joan M.; Jensen, Mark P.; Wilkinson, Charles W.; McPherson, Sterling

Self-reports and spouse ratings of neuroticism: Perspectives on emotional adjustment in couples.
Pages 302-307
Smith, Timothy W.; Williams, Paula G.

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Journal of Systemic Therapies Vol.33(4), 2014

noreply@blogger.com (Joanne) — Wed, 13 May 2015 01:15:00 +0000

Becoming an Insider: Narrative Therapy Groups Alongside People Overcoming Homelessness

Barbara Baumgartner, Brian Dean Williams
Journal of Systemic Therapies December, Vol. 33, No. 4: 1–14.

Gender Role Conflict, Role Division, and the Gay Relational Experience

Benjamin Toubia
Journal of Systemic Therapies December, Vol. 33, No. 4: 15–23.

Balancing a Solution-Focused Approach With Traditional Psychiatric Assessment in a Canadian Emergency Room

Phillip Wright, Jas Badesha, G. Katherine Schepp
Journal of Systemic Therapies December, Vol. 33, No. 4: 24–34.

Privileging the Client's Voice in a Counseling Psychology Doctoral Program

Laura M. Maggio
Journal of Systemic Therapies December, Vol. 33, No. 4: 35–46.

“Paribar Ka Palan” (“Watching Over Our Family”): The Application of Contextual Therapy for Indian Immigrant Families

Debashis Dutta
Journal of Systemic Therapies December, Vol. 33, No. 4: 47–61.

Opportunities: Organizing the Solution-Focused Interview

Lance Taylor, Joel Simon
Journal of Systemic Therapies December, Vol. 33, No. 4: 62–78.

Traveling on the Journey to Death: A Story Illustrating Narrative Practice for Counselors

Sasha McAllum Pilkington
Journal of Systemic Therapies December, Vol. 33, No. 4: 79–93.

Journal of Family Issues Vol. 36(6), 2015

noreply@blogger.com (Joanne) — Wed, 13 May 2015 01:10:00 +0000

Steven Stack and Jonathan Scourfield
Recency of Divorce, Depression, and Suicide Risk

Journal of Family Issues May 2015 36: 695-715

Laura M. Frey and Julie Cerel

Risk for Suicide and the Role of Family: A Narrative Review

Journal of Family Issues May 2015 36: 716-736

Matthijs Kalmijn
Relationships Between Fathers and Adult Children: The Cumulative Effects of Divorce and Repartnering

Journal of Family Issues May 2015 36: 737-759

Emily Baggett, Anne Shaffer, and Hannah Muetzelfeld
Father–Daughter Parentification and Young Adult Romantic Relationships Among College Women

Journal of Family Issues May 2015 36: 760-783

Gabriela L. Stein, Andrea M. Hussong, and Laurie Chassin
An Examination of the Leaving Home Transition for Children of Alcoholics and Their Families: A Comparison of Latino and Non-Latino European Americans

Journal of Family Issues May 2015 36: 784-804

Margaretha Järvinen
Understanding Addiction: Adult Children of Alcoholics Describing Their Parents’ Drinking Problems

Journal of Family Issues May 2015 36: 805-825

Family Relations Vol. 64(2), 2015

noreply@blogger.com (Joanne) — Mon, 27 Apr 2015 05:38:00 +0000

CHILD AND YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Parental Behaviors and Beliefs, Child Temperament, and Attachment Disorganization (pages 191–204)
Feihong Wang, Martha J. Cox, Roger Mills-Koonce and Patricia Snyder

Family Structure, Academic Characteristics, and Postsecondary Education (pages 205–220)
Zheng Wu, Christoph M. Schimmele and Feng Hou

Links between Adolescents' Closeness to Adoptive Parents and Attachment Style in Young Adulthood (pages 221–232)
Holly A. Grant-Marsney, Harold D. Grotevant and Aline G. Sayer

An Extension and Moderational Analysis of the Family Stress Model Focusing on African American Adolescents (pages 233–248)
Melissa A. Landers-Potts, K. A. S. Wickrama, Leslie Gordon Simons, Carolyn Cutrona, Frederick X. Gibbons, Ronald L. Simons and Rand Conger

Parent–Adolescent Relationship Quality as an Intervening Variable on Adolescent Outcomes among Families at Risk: Dyadic Analyses (pages 249–262)
Lenore M. McWey, Amy M. Claridge, Armeda Stevenson Wojciak and Cassandra G. Lettenberger-Klein

FATHERS AND FATHERHOOD
Reminders of Heteronormativity: Gay Adoptive Fathers Navigating Uninvited Social Interactions (pages 263–277)
Mohan Vinjamuri

African American Fathers' Racial Socialization Patterns: Associations with Racial Identity Beliefs and Discrimination Experiences (pages 278–290)
Shauna M. Cooper, Ciara Smalls-Glover, Isha Metzger and Charity Griffin

Addressing Child Support in Fatherhood Programs: Perspectives of Fathers and Service Providers (pages 291–304)
Jennifer M. Threlfall and Patricia L. Kohl

OF GENERAL INTEREST
The Perceived Relationship Knowledge Scale: An Initial Validation (pages 305–318)
Kay Bradford, J. Wade Stewart, Brian J. Higginbotham and Linda Skogrand

The Role of Close Relationships in the Mental and Physical Health of Latino Americans (pages 319–331)
Jacob B. Priest and Sarah B. Woods

Forgivingness, Forgivability, and Relationship-Specific Effects in Responses to Transgressions in Indian Families (pages 332–346)
Ross W. May, Shanmukh V. Kamble and Frank D. Fincham

Family Relations Vol. 64(1), 2015

noreply@blogger.com (Joanne) — Mon, 27 Apr 2015 05:36:00 +0000

INTRODUCTION TO SPECIAL ISSUE ON FAMILY AND INDIVIDUAL RESILIENCE
Interdisciplinary and Innovative Approaches to Strengthening Family and Individual Resilience: An Introduction to the Special Issue (pages 1–4)
Michael M. Criss, Carolyn S. Henry, Amanda W. Harrist and Robert E. Larzelere

CONCEPTUALIZING FAMILY AND INDIVIDUAL RESILIENCE
Child and Family Resilience: A Call for Integrated Science, Practice, and Professional Training (pages 5–21)
Ann S. Masten and Amy R. Monn

Family Resilience: Moving into the Third Wave (pages 22–43)
Carolyn S. Henry, Amanda Sheffield Morris and Amanda W. Harrist

RESEARCH IN FAMILY AND INDIVIDUAL RESILIENCE
Adverse Childhood Experiences, Family Functioning, and Resilience in Military Families: A Pattern-Based Approach (pages 44–63)
Assaf Oshri, Mallory Lucier-Greer, Catherine Walker O'Neal, Amy Laura Arnold, Jay A. Mancini and James L. Ford

Child, Family, and Community Protective Factors in the Development of Children's Early Conduct Problems (pages 64–79)
Ella Vanderbilt-Adriance, Daniel S. Shaw, Lauretta M. Brennan, Thomas J. Dishion, Frances Gardner and Melvin N. Wilson

The Impact of Economic Pressure on Parent Positivity, Parenting, and Adolescent Positivity into Emerging Adulthood (pages 80–92)
Tricia K. Neppl, Shinyoung Jeon, Thomas J. Schofield and M.Brent Donnellan

Parenting Stress, Dinnertime Rituals, and Child Well-being in Working-Class Families (pages 93–107)
Yesel Yoon, Katie Newkirk and Maureen Perry-Jenkins

Short-Term Resilience Processes in the Family (pages 108–119)
Sunhye Bai and Rena L. Repetti

METHODOLOGY IN FAMILY AND INDIVIDUAL RESILIENCE
Methodological Considerations in Studying Individual and Family Resilience(pages 120–133)
Noel A. Card and Melissa A. Barnett

POLICY AND INTERVENTION IN FAMILY AND INDIVIDUAL RESILIENCE
Promoting Family Resilience Through Evidence-based Policy Making: Reconsidering the Link Between Adult–Infant Bedsharing and Infant Mortality(pages 134–152)
Rachel A. Gordon, Hillary L. Rowe and Karina Garcia

Resilience as Regulation of Developmental and Family Processes (pages 153–175)
David MacPhee, Erika Lunkenheimer and Nathaniel Riggs

Models of Resilience: Developing Psychosocial Interventions for Parents of Children with Chronic Health Conditions (pages 176–189)
Larry L. Mullins, Elizabeth S. Molzon, Kristina I. Suorsa, Alayna P. Tackett, Ahna L. H. Pai and John M. Chaney

Australasian Dispute Resolution Journal Vol.26(1), 2015

noreply@blogger.com (Joanne) — Mon, 27 Apr 2015 05:32:00 +0000

Case notes: When does an agreement to mediate cease and when are parties bound by an agreement to settle?; and mediation media watch

Is Hong Kong ready for med-arb?

Ethics and the mediation community

Family violence in culturally and linguistically diverse communities: An evaluation of a family relationship centre

Conflict coaching in Indigenous Australian settings – sharing the lessons from mediation

Self-determination in Australian facilitative mediation: How to avoid complaints

Emotion and its role in negotiation – valuable tool or unnecessary hindrance?

Family Process Vol. 54(1)< 2015

noreply@blogger.com (Joanne) — Mon, 27 Apr 2015 05:29:00 +0000

SPECIAL SECTION: UPDATED DEFINITIONS OF RELATIONAL PROCESSES IN DSM–5 AND ICD–11

Edited by Marianne Wamboldt
Description of Relational Processes: Recent Changes in DSM-5 and Proposals for ICD-11 (pages 6–16)
Marianne Wamboldt, Nadine Kaslow and David Reiss

Child Maltreatment in DSM-5 and ICD-11 (pages 17–32)
Amy M. Smith Slep, Richard E. Heyman and Heather M. Foran

Parent–Child Relational Problem: Field Trial Results, Changes in DSM-5, and Proposed Changes for ICD-11 (pages 33–47)
Marianne Wamboldt, Anthony Cordaro Jr and Diana Clarke

Intimate Partner Relationship Distress in the DSM-5 (pages 48–63)
Heather M. Foran, Mark A. Whisman and Steven R. H. Beach

Enhanced Definitions of Intimate Partner Violence for DSM-5 and ICD-11 May Promote Improved Screening and Treatment (pages 64–81)
Richard E. Heyman, Amy M. Smith Slep and Heather M. Foran

THE FAMILY ASSESSMENT DEVICE
The Family Assessment Device: An Update (pages 82–93)
Abigail K. Mansfield, Gabor I. Keitner and Jennifer Dealy

The Evaluation of Family Functioning by the Family Assessment Device: A Systematic Review of Studies in Adult Clinical Populations (pages 94–115)
Laura Staccini, Elena Tomba, Silvana Grandi and Gabor I. Keitner

Reliability and Validity of a Short Version of the General Functioning Subscale of the McMaster Family Assessment Device (pages 116–123)
Katrina L. Boterhoven de Haan, Jennifer Hafekost, David Lawrence, Michael G. Sawyer and Stephen R. Zubrick

RESEARCH AND PRACTICE
Feedback Informed Treatment: Evidence-Based Practice Meets Social Construction(pages 124–137)
Julie Tilsen and Sheila McNamee

Couple and Family Treatments: Study Quality and Level of Evidence (pages 138–159)
Joëlle Darwiche and Yves de Roten

The Effects of a Multiple Family Therapy on Adolescents with Eating Disorders: An Outcome Study (pages 160–172)
Zoé Gelin, Silvana Fuso, Stephan Hendrick, Solange Cook-Darzens and Yves Simon

Delimiting Family in Syntheses of Research on Childhood Chronic Conditions and Family Life (pages 173–184)
Kathleen Knafl, Jennifer Leeman, Nancy Havill, Jamie Crandell and Margarete Sandelowski

CLINICAL PRACTICE
The Uses of Emotion Maps in Research and Clinical Practice with Families and Couples: Methodological Innovation and Critical Inquiry (pages 185–197)
Jacqui Gabb and Reenee Singh

Psychotherapy Networker Vol.39(2), 2015

noreply@blogger.com (Joanne) — Mon, 27 Apr 2015 05:20:00 +0000

The state of our art
By Mary Sykes Wylie
p. 18
While the number of people in psychotherapy keeps declining, surveys reveal that potential clients would still rather talk to a therapist than fill a prescription. So what's going on? We asked six of the field's most outspoken leaders to offer their view of how psychotherapy can best meet the clinical, economic and cultural challenges it faces.

Psychotherapy in the age of overwhelm
By Mary Pipher
p. 22
It's time we address the psychological toll of the daily bombardment of information that permeates our lives.

Resolving our identity crisis
By Scott Miller
p. 23
To move forward, our profession needs a more consistent message about what we have to offer.

The Attack on diversity
By Ken Hardy
p. 24
Manulaized psychotherapy is squeezing out people on the margins of mainstream society.

Let science be our guide
By Scott Lilienfeld
p. 26
Therapists are far more impressed with clinical fads than they shcould be.

Advocating for the most vulnerable
By Cloe Madanes
p. 27
Let's unite to stand up to vested interests that have taken over the mental health system.

New choices for new times
By William Doherty
p. 28
To stay relevant in a changing world, we need to address the engagement styles of today's prospective clients.

Spitting in the client's soup
By Jan Efran and Rob Fauber
p. 30-
In our profession, it 's often more alluring to explore new gimmicks than to acknowledge that our success largely hinges on simple, commonsense factors.

Narrowing the gap
By Irvin Yalom
p. 38-
Anticipating endings may encourage us to grasp the present with greater vitality.

Journal of Couple & Relationship Therapy Vol. 14(1), 2015

noreply@blogger.com (Joanne) — Mon, 27 Apr 2015 05:00:00 +0000

Enhancing Relationship Satisfaction Among College Student Couples: An Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) Approach
Katherine Stavrianopoulos
pages 1-16

The Mediating Role of Attachment Behaviors on the Relationship Between Family-of-Origin and Couple Communication: Implications for Couples Therapy
Darin J. Knapp, Jonathan G. Sandberg, Josh Novak & Jeffry H. Larson
pages 17-38

Monogamy Agreements in Male Same-Sex Couples: Associations With Relationship Quality and Individual Well-Being
Sarah W. Whitton, Eliza M. Weitbrecht & Amanda D. Kuryluk
pages 39-63

Understanding Profiles of Couples Attending Community-Based Couple Counseling and Relationship Education Services
Margot J. Schofield, Nicholas Mumford, Iva Jurkovic, Dubravko Jurkovic, Siew Pang Chan & Andrew Bickerdike
pages 64-90

Australian Social Work Vol. 68(2), April 2015

noreply@blogger.com (Joanne) — Mon, 27 Apr 2015 04:58:00 +0000

Opening up Options: Decision Making Around Older People's Assets
Jill Wilson & Cheryl Tilse
pages 153-155

A Strengths Perspective on Caregiving at the End-of-life
Margaret E. Hughes
pages 156-168

Cultural Meaning-making in the Journey from Diagnosis to End of Life
Catherine Rose Hughes, Kate van Heugten & Sally Keeling
pages 169-183

Language Reversion among People with Dementia from Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Backgrounds: The Family Experience
Sophia A. Tipping & Mary Whiteside
pages 184-197

An Online Expressive Writing Group for People Affected by Cancer: A Virtual Third Place
Kate Wakelin & Annette F. Street
pages 198-211

Community Aged Care Case Managers Transitioning to Consumer Directed Care: More Than Procedural Change Required
Carmel Laragy & Jacqueline Allen
pages 212-227

The Salvaging of Identities among Homeless Men: Reflections for Social Work
Steven Roche
pages 228-243

Do Family Meetings Improve Measurable Outcomes for Patients, Carers, or Health Systems? A Systematic Review
Melissa Reed & Katherine E. Harding
pages 244-258

Social Work Student Views on Palliative Care Learning Resources
Linda Turner, Ahmed Bawa Kuyini, Savana Sabine Agustine & Sally Hunter
pages 259-270

Counselor Education and Supervision Vol. 45(1), 2015

noreply@blogger.com (Joanne) — Mon, 27 Apr 2015 04:53:00 +0000

A Phenomenological Investigation of Counseling Doctoral Students Becoming Mothers (pages 2–16)
Jessica M. Holm, Elizabeth A. Prosek and Andrea C. Godwin Weisberger

A Grounded Theory of Master's-Level Counselor Research Identity (pages 17–31)
Maribeth F. Jorgensen and Kelly Duncan

The Flipped Classroom in Counselor Education (pages 32–43)
Kristen Moran and Amy Milsom

Integrating Religion and Spirituality Into Counselor Education: Barriers and Strategies (pages 44–56)
Christopher M. Adams, Ana Puig, Adrienne Baggs and Cheryl Pence Wolf

School Counselors' Perceptions of Their Academic Preparedness and Job Activities (pages 57–67)
Emily Goodman-Scott

A Content Analysis of Peer Feedback in Triadic Supervision (pages 68–80)
Janeé R. Avent, Edward Wahesh, Lucy L. Purgason, L. DiAnne Borders and A. Keith Mobley

The Family Journal Vol. 23(2), 201

noreply@blogger.com (Joanne) — Mon, 27 Apr 2015 04:34:00 +0000

Sarah B. Woods, Jacob B. Priest, and Wayne H. Denton
Tell Me Where It Hurts: Assessing Mental and Relational Health in Primary Care Using A Biopsychosocial Assessment Intervention

The Family Journal April 2015 23: 109-119

Kerry Karaffa, Linda Openshaw, Julie Koch, Hugh Clark, Cynthia Harr, and Chris Stewart
Perceived Impact of Police Work on Marital Relationships

The Family Journal April 2015 23: 120-131

Susan T. Marciano, Erik Drasgow, and Ryan G. Carlson
The Marital Experiences of Couples Who Include a Child With Autism

The Family Journal April 2015 23: 132-140

Amanda J. Rockinson-Szpakiw, Lucinda S. Spaulding, and Anita Knight
Protecting the Marriage Relationship During the Doctoral Journey:Strategies for Students and Partners Based on the Strong Marital House Concept

The Family Journal April 2015 23: 141-146

Don P. Trahan, Jr and Kristopher M. Goodrich
“You Think You Know Me, But You Have No Idea”: Dynamics in African American Families Following a Son’s or Daughter’s Disclosure as LGBT

The Family Journal April 2015 23: 147-157

Ido Ziv and Yael Freund-Eschar
The Pregnancy Experience of Gay Couples Expecting a Child Through Overseas Surrogacy

The Family Journal April 2015 23: 158-166

Sandra Achtergarde, Christian Postert, Ida Wessing, Georg Romer, and Jörg M. Müller
Parenting and Child Mental Health: Influences of Parent Personality, Child Temperament, and Their Interaction

The Family Journal April 2015 23: 167-179

Anna Rönkä, Kaisa Malinen, Kimmo Jokinen, and Sanna Häkkinen
A Mobile-Assisted Working Model for Supporting Daily Family Life: A Pilot Study

The Family Journal April 2015 23: 180-189

C. Bret Hendricks, Loretta J. Bradley, and Derek L. Robertson
Implementing Multicultural Ethics: Issues for Family Counselors

The Family Journal April 2015 23: 190-193

Joshua M. Gold
Intergenerational Attachments in Stepfamilies: Facilitating the Role of the Step-Grandparents

The Family Journal April 2015 23: 194-200

Kimberly A. Donovan and Daniel J. Weigel
Samuel T. Gladding: A Consistent and Creative Voice in the Field of Marriage, Couple, and Family Counseling

The Family Journal April 2015 23: 201-208

Journal of Family Issues Vol.36(5), 2015

noreply@blogger.com (Joanne) — Mon, 27 Apr 2015 04:21:00 +0000

Maggie Ledwell and Valarie King
Bullying and Internalizing Problems: Gender Differences and the Buffering Role of Parental Communication

Journal of Family Issues April 2015 36: 543-566

Sarah Maleck and Lauren M. Papp
Childhood Risky Family Environments and Romantic Relationship Functioning Among Young Adult Dating Couples

Journal of Family Issues April 2015 36: 567-588

Susan E. Doughty, Susan M. McHale, and Mark E. Feinberg
Sibling Experiences as Predictors of Romantic Relationship Qualities in Adolescence

Journal of Family Issues April 2015 36: 589-608

Corinna Jenkins Tucker and Desiree Wiesen-Martin
Adolescent Siblings’ Suicide Ideation

Journal of Family Issues April 2015 36: 609-625

Yael Latzer, Ruth Katz, and Keren Berger
Psychological Distress Among Sisters of Young Females With Eating Disorders: The Role of Negative Sibling Relationships and Sense of Coherence

Journal of Family Issues April 2015 36: 626-646

Jeffrey B. Bingenheimer, Elizabeth A. Asante, and Clement Ahiadeke
Reliability, Validity, and Associations With Sexual Behavior Among Ghanaian Teenagers of Scales Measuring Four Dimensions of Relationships With Parents and Other Adults

Journal of Family Issues April 2015 36: 647-668

Brian J. Willoughby, Joshua N. Hersh, Laura M. Padilla-Walker,
and Larry J. Nelson
“Back Off”! Helicopter Parenting and a Retreat From Marriage Among Emerging Adults

Journal of Family Issues April 2015 36: 669-692

Family Process Vol. 53(4), 2014

noreply@blogger.com (Joanne) — Thu, 16 Apr 2015 05:14:00 +0000

Editorial: The Passing of a Generation (pages 577–579)
Jay L. Lebow

TREATMENT RESEARCH
The Effect of Communication Change on Long-term Reductions in Child Exposure to Conflict: Impact of the Promoting Strong African American Families (ProSAAF) Program (pages 580–595)
Steven R. H. Beach, Allen W. Barton, Man Kit Lei, Gene H. Brody, Steven M. Kogan, Tera R. Hurt, Frank D. Fincham and Scott M. Stanley

Location, Location, Location: Applying Spatial Statistics to the Relationship Landscape (pages 596–607)
Nathan D. Wood

Profession Differences in Family Focused Practice in the Adult Mental Health System (pages 608–617)
Darryl Maybery, Melinda Goodyear, Brendan O'Hanlon, Rose Cuff and Andrea Reupert

CLINICAL TRAINING
Thinking and Working Relationally: Interviewing and Constructing Hypotheses to Create Compassionate Understanding (pages 618–639)
Marcia Sheinberg and Mary Kim Brewster

Using the Tenets of the Problem-Centered Systems Therapy of the Family (PCSTF) to Teach the McMaster Approach to Family Therapists (pages 640–655)
Richard Archambault, Abigail K. Mansfield, Doug Evans and Gabor I. Keitner

FAMILY RESEARCH
Adoptees' Contact with Birth Parents in Emerging Adulthood: The Role of Adoption Communication and Attachment to Adoptive Parents (pages 656–671)
Rachel H. Farr, Holly A. Grant-Marsney and Harold D. Grotevant

The Biobehavioral Family Model: Testing Social Support as an Additional Exogenous Variable (pages 672–685)
Sarah B. Woods, Jacob B. Priest and Tara Roush

Looking for Solutions: Gender Differences in Relationship and Parenting Challenges Among Low-Income, Young Parents (pages 686–701)
Tashuna Albritton, Meghan Angley, Valen Grandelski, Nathan Hansen and Trace Kershaw

Gay and Lesbian Couples in Italy: Comparisons with Heterosexual Couples (pages 702–716)
Paolo Antonelli, Davide Dèttore, Irene Lasagni, Douglas K. Snyder and Christina Balderrama-Durbin

Factors Impacting the Mental Health of the Caregivers of Children with Asthma in China: Effects of Family Socioeconomic Status, Symptoms Control, Proneness to Shame, and Family Functioning (pages 717–730)
Ting Zhou, Chunli Yi, Xuxia Zhang and Yuyin Wang

Australian and New Zealand Journal of Family Therapy Vol. 36(1), 2015

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Special Issue: Dialogical Practices (pages 1–5)
Judith M. Brown and Kristof Mikes-Liu

Family Therapy as a Process of Humanisation: The Contribution and Creativity of Dialogism (pages 6–19)
Jim Wilson

Using Dialogical Space to Create Therapy Enhancing Possibilities with Adolescents in Family Therapy (pages 20–32)
Lauren Errington

No Kids in the Middle: Dialogical and Creative Work with Parents and Children in the Context of High Conflict Divorces (pages 33–50)
Justine van Lawick and Margreet Visser

A North–South Dialogue on Open Dialogues in Finland: The Challenges and the Resonances of Clinical Practice (pages 51–68)
Judith M. Brown, Mia Kurtti, Timo Haaraniemi, Elina Löhönen and Päivi Vahtola

Commentary
Commentary: West–West Dialogue (pages 69–71)
Carl Gray and Ben Ong

Articles
Tom Andersen, Fleeting Events, the Bodily Feelings They Arouse in Us, and the Dialogical: Transitory Understandings and Action Guiding Anticipations (pages 72–87)
John Shotter

Family Therapy in the Real World: Dialogical Practice in a Regional Australian Public Mental Health Service (pages 88–101)
David Hartman and Josephine De Courcey

Commentary
Commentary: Real World Dialogue (pages 102–104)
Campbell Thorpe

Articles
The Challenge of Creating Dialogical Space for Both Partners in Couple Therapy(pages 105–121)
Peter Rober

Is it Possible to be a Bit Dialogical? Exploring How a Dialogical Perspective Might Contribute to a Psychiatrist's Practice in a Child and Adolescent Mental Health Setting (pages 122–139)
Kristof Mikes-Liu

Commentary
Commentary: A Touch of Dialogism (pages 140–141)
Ursula Ptok

Articles
Developing Dialogicity in Relational Practices: Reflecting on Experiences from Open Dialogues (pages 142–154)
Tom E. Arnkil and Jaakko Seikkula

Dialogical Ethics: Imagining the Other (pages 155–166)
Glenn Larner

‘Through speaking, he finds himself … a bit’: Dialogues Open for Moving and Living through Inviting Attentiveness, Expressive Vitality and New Meaning (pages 167–187)
Tore Dag Bøe, Kjell Kristoffersen, Per Arne Lidbom, Gunnhild Ruud Lindvig, Jaakko Seikkula, Dagfinn Ulland and Karianne Zachariassen

Wherefore Art ‘Thou’ in the Dialogical Approach: The Relevance of Buber's Ideas to Family Therapy and Research (pages 188–203)
Judith M. Brown

Family Journal Vol.23 (1), January 2015

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Katherine M. Hertlein, Markie L. C. Blumer, and Jennifer H. Mihaloliakos

Marriage and Family Counselors’ Perceived Ethical Issues Related to Online Therapy

The Family Journal January 2015 23: 5-12,

Lia Softas-Nall, Betty Cardona, and Julie Barritt
Challenges and Diversity Issues Working With Multilingual and Bilingual Couples and Families: Implications for Counseling

The Family Journal January 2015 23: 13-17,

Dixie D. Meyer, Melissa Jones, Alisha Rorer, and Kelly Maxwell
Examining the Associations Among Attachment, Affective State, and Romantic Relationship Quality

The Family Journal January 2015 23: 18-25,

Karia Kelch-Oliver and Chaundrissa Oyeshiku Smith
Using an Evidence-Based Parenting Intervention with African American Parents

The Family Journal January 2015 23: 26-32,

Lisa M. Hooper, Sara Tomek, Justin M. Bond, and Meagan S. Reif
Race/Ethnicity, Gender, Parentification, and Psychological Functioning:Comparisons Among a Nationwide University Sample

The Family Journal January 2015 23: 33-48,

John Sommers-Flanagan, Sara Polanchek, Waganesh A. Zeleke, Meredith H. E. Hood, and Sidney L. Shaw
Effectiveness of Solution-Focused Consultations on Parent Stress and Competence

The Family Journal January 2015 23: 49-55

Katharine Wickel Didericksen, Anne E. Edwards, Joseph L. Wetchler, and Jane A. Walker
Maternal Well-Being: Health, Differentiation, and Relationship Satisfaction

The Family Journal January 2015 23: 56-64,

Fatima Al-Maadadi and Atmane Ikhlef

What Mothers Know About Child Development and Parenting in Qatar:Parenting Cognitions and Practices

The Family Journal January 2015 23: 65-73,

Abiola Dipeolu, Cassandra Storlie, Stephanie J. Hargrave, and Robin Cook
A Qualitative Analysis of Parents With Children Diagnosed With Reading Disabilities: Insights for Working With Families

The Family Journal January 2015 23: 74-81,
Sex Therapy
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Zachary D. Bloom and W. Bryce Hagedorn
Male Adolescents and Contemporary Pornography: Implications for Marriage and Family Counselors

The Family Journal January 2015 23: 82-89

AAFT News Vol.37(1), 2015

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Happy New Year in MARCH 2015
AAFT will be 3 years old p.1

Empirically supported treatments in family therapy p.5

Kindly disreagard this space p.10

In memory of David Foster p.12

Emotionally focused couples therapy p.13

ANZJFT editorial: Couples Therapy p.16

ANZJFT in Practice editor Job advertisement p.18

ANZJFT Research editor Job advertisement p.19

Whats news at AAFT p. 21

AAFT service update p.22

Journal of Family Psychology Vo. 29 (1), 2015

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Journal of Family Studies Vol.20 (3), December 2014

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Domains of father involvement, social competence and problem behavior in preschool children
Nuno Torres PhD, Manuela Veríssimo PhD, Lígia Monteiro PhD, Olívia Ribeiro MpsychClin & António J SantosPhD
pages 188-203

Can child support compliance be improved by the introduction of a ‘fairer’ child support formula and more rigorous enforcement? The recent Australian experience
Bruce M Smyth PhD, Maria Vnuk MPPA, Bryan Rodgers PhD & Vu Son PhD
pages 204-220

Daily wellbeing in families with children: A harmonious and a disharmonious week
Eija Sevón, Kaisa Malinen & Anna Rönkä
pages 221-238

Inter-parental similarity in responsiveness and control and its association with perceptions of the marital relationship
Roi Estlein PhD & Jennifer A Theiss PhD
pages 239-256

Linking micro- and macro-transitions: A case study on systemic family processes during adolescents’ transition to high school
Marina Everri PhD
pages 257-272

Child support and childcare: some country case studies from developing regions

Social change and policy challenges in developing countries
Christine Skinner PhD
pages 273-285

Child support and food insecurity among custodial-mother families in Colombia
Laura Cuesta MA
pages 286-297

Single mothers and child support receipt in Peru
Vanessa Ríos-Salas MA & Daniel R Meyer PhD
pages 298-310

Fathers and teenage daughters in Shanghai: Intimacy, gender and care
Qiong Xu PhD & Margaret O’Brien PhD
pages 311-322

Developing Practice No.40, December 2014

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What's love got to do with it?
Richard Rose

Is's one 'smart' solution: Using new and emerging technologies to support the mental health and wellbeing of young men
Jane Burns, Tracey Davenport, Cristina Ricci, Emma Birrell, Michelle Blanchard and Ian Hickie

A vision for young Australians in the 21st Century
Jeanette Pope and Jan Owen

Early learning is fun: Delivering on the ten pillars of a good childhood
Joanna Bock

Using place-based approaches to strengthen child wellbeing
Tim Moore

Undoing the harm of child neglect: Should we, can we, do we?
Annette Jackson

Privileging the voice of young people in conversations about a good childhood
Pam Miranda

A trauma-informed positive education: Perspectives on hope, healing and growth
Tom Brunzell