Family process

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  Año 2012, Vol. 51, Número 2

  • Common Factors, Shared Themes, and Resilience in Families and Family Therapy.

    Jay L. Lebow

    págs. 159-162

    

  • Speaking of Privilege: Family Therapy Educators' Journeys toward Awareness and Compassionate Action.

    Pilar Hernandez Wolfe, Teresa McDowell

    págs. 163-178

    

  • Walking in Sacred Spaces in the Therapeutic Bond: Therapists' Experiences of Compassion Satisfaction Coupled with the Potential for Vicarious Traumatization.

    Sally V. Hunter

    págs. 179-192

    

  • Caregivers, Young People with Complex Needs, and Multiple Service Providers: A Study of Triangulated Relationships.

    Michael Ungar, Linda Liebenberg, Nicole Landry, Janice Ikeda

    págs. 193-206

    

  • The Family Empowerment Program: An interdisciplinary Approach to Working with Multi-Stressed Urban Families.

    Elizabeth N. Cleek, Matt Wofsy, Nancy Boyd-Franklin, Brian Mundy, Tamika J. Howell

    págs. 207-217

    

  • Couples'Cultural Values, Shared Parenting, and Family Emotional Climate Within Mexican American Families.

    Marcela Sotomayor Peterson, Aurelio José Figueredo, Donna H. Christensen, Angela R. Taylor

    págs. 218-233

    

  • Primary Ralationship Scripts Among Lower-income, African American Young Adults.

    Stephen L. Eyre, Michelle Flyte, Valerie Hoffman, Ashley E. Fraser

    págs. 234-249

    

  • Understanding Autism: How Family Therapists Can Support Parents of Children with Austism Spectrum Disorders.

    Alexandra H. Solomon, Beth Chung

    págs. 250-264

    

  • A Narrative Evaluation of a Psychoeducation and a Therapeutic Alliance Intervention for Parents of Persons with a Severe Metal Illness,

    Itamar Levy-Frank, Ilanit Hasson-Ohayon, Shlomo Kravetz, David Roe

    págs. 265-280