Journal of marital and family therapy

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  Año 2009, Vol. 35, Número 1

  • What's Wrong With These People? Clinicians' Views of Clinical Couples.

    Hye-Sun Ro, Richard S. Wampler

    págs. 3-17

    

  • Marital Therapy, Retreats, and Books: The Who, What, When, and Why of Relationship Help-Seeking.

    Brian D. Doss, Galena Kline Rhoades, Scott M. Stanley, Howard J. Markman

    págs. 18-29

    

  • Divorce is a part of my life Resilience, Survival, and Vulnerability: Young Adults' Perception of the Implications of Parental Divorce.

    Dorit Eldar-Avidan, Muhammad M. Haj-Yahia, Charles W. Greenbaum

    págs. 30-46

    

  • Domestic Violence Assessment Procedures Among Couple Therapists.

    Rebecca L. Schacht, Sona Dimidjian, William H. George, Sara B. Berns

    págs. 47-59

    

  • Differentiation of the Self and Posttraumatic Symptomatology Among ex-POWs and Their Wives.

    Zahava Solomon, Rachel Dekel, Gadi Zerach, Danny Horesh

    págs. 60-73

    

  • The Social Context of Marital Happiness in Urban Indian Couples: Interplay of Intimacy and Conflict.

    Shaifali Sandhya

    págs. 74-96

    

  • The Cultural Context Model: How Does it Facilitate Couples' Therapeutic Change?

    Pilar Hernández, Andrew Siegel, Rhea Almeida

    págs. 97-110

    

  • Spirituality and Relationship: A Holistic Analysis of How Couples Cope With Diabetes.

    John Cattich, Carmen Knudson-Martin

    págs. 111-124

    

  • Facilitated Disclosure versus Clinical Accommodation of Infidelity Secrets: An Early Pivot Point in Couple Therapy. Part 1: Couple Relationship Ethics, Pragmatics, and Attachment.

    Mark H. Butler, James M. Harper, Ryan B. Seedall

    págs. 125-143