Journal of marital and family therapy

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  Año 2010, Vol. 36, Número 2

  • Long-Distance Romantic Couples: An Attachment Theoretical Perspective.

    M. Carole Pistole

    págs. 115-125

    

  • Assessing Competencies in Couples and Family Therapy/Counseling: A Call to the Profession.

    Linda M. Perosa, Sandra L. Perosa

    págs. 126-143

    

  • The Experiences of Parents of Adolescents in Family Therapy: A Qualitative Investigation.

    Maryann Sheridan, Brennan D. Peterson, Karen H. Rosen

    págs. 144-158

    

  • The Interacting-Reflecting Training Exercise: Addressing the Therapist's Inner Conversation in Family Therapy Training.

    Peter Rober

    págs. 158-170

    

  • Does Affirmative Training Matter? Assessing CFT Students' Beliefs About Sexual Orientation and Their Level of Affirmative Training.

    Monica Rock, Thomas Stone Carlson, Christi R. McGeorge

    págs. 171-184

    

  • Creating Synergy in Practice: Promoting Complementarity Between Evidence-Based and Postmodern Approaches.

    Stephanie Jacobs, Karni Kissil, Dalesa Scott, Maureen Davey

    págs. 185-196

    

  • Creating Community: Offering a Liberation Pedagogical Model to Facilitate Diversity Conversations in MFT Graduate Classrooms.

    Debra Harris Nixon, Debra Marcelle-Coney, Maru Torres-Greggory, Edith Huntley, Carlyn Jacques, Maud Pasquet, Regina Ravachi

    págs. 197-211

    

  • Moving Up the Continuum of Hope: Developing a Theory of Hope and Understanding its Influence in Couples Therapy.

    David B. Ward, Karen S. Wampler

    págs. 212-228

    

  • Partners in the Spiritual Dance: Learning Clients' Steps While Minding All Our Toes.

    Margaret L. Keeling, Megan L. Dolbin-MacNab, James Ford, Susan N. Perkins

    págs. 229-244

    

  • A Longitudinal Analysis of Parenting Practices, Couple Satisfaction, and Child Behavior Problems.

    Deanna. Linville, Krista Chronister, Tom Dishion, Jeff Todahl, John Miller, Daniel Shaw, Francis Gardner, Melvin Wilson

    págs. 244-255