Journal of marital and family therapy

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  Año 2009, Vol. 35, Número 2

  • Suffering in Silence: A Qualitative Meta-Data-Analysis of Postpartum Depression.

    Carmen Knudson-Martin, Rachelle Silverstein

    págs. 145-158

    

  • Implicit Family Process Rules in Eating-Disordered and Non-Eating-Disordered Families.

    Kyle S. Gillett, James M. Harper, Jeffry H. Larson, Michael E. Berrett, Randy K. Hardman

    págs. 159-174

    

  • Psychological Differences Between HIV-Positive Mothers Who Disclose to All, Some, or None of Their Biological Children.

    Robin Ostrom Delaney, Julianne M. Serovich, Ji-Young Lim

    págs. 175-180

    

  • The Maudsley Model of Family-Based Treatment for Anorexia Nervosa: A Qualitative Evaluation of Parent-to-Parent Consultation.

    Paul Rhodes, Jac Brown, Sloane Madden

    págs. 181-192

    

  • Clinical Practice Patterns of Canadian Couple/Marital/Family Therapists.

    John Beaton, Anna Dienhart, Jonathan Schmith, Jean Turner

    págs. 193-203

    

  • Evaluating Scholarship Productivity in COAMFTE-Accredited PhD Programs.

    W. Jared DuPree, Mark B. White, William H. Meredith, Lindsay Ruddick, Michael P. Anderson

    págs. 204-221

    

  • A National Survey of Family Physicians: Perspectives on Collaboration With Marriage and Family Therapists.

    Rebecca E. Clark, Deanna. Linville, Karen H. Rosen

    págs. 220-230

    

  • Resiliency in the Practicing Marriage and Family Therapist.

    Pamela Clark

    págs. 231-247

    

  • Integrity of the Marriage and Family Therapy Research Literature: Perceptions and Recommendations.

    Gregory W. Brock, Jason B. Whiting, Brianne Matern, Stephen T. Fife

    págs. 248-252