Journal of marital and family therapy

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  Año 2014, Vol. 40, Número 1

  • Reply to the Commentaries: O Course, We do Not Yet Know What it is All About, but Functional Contextualism is a Good Place to Start.

    Lisa A. Benson, Mia Sevier, Andrew Christensen

    págs. 1-4

    

  • The Divide Between "Evidenced-Based" Approaches and Practitioners of Traditional Theories of Family Therapy.

    Frank M. Dattilio, Fred P. Piercy, Sean D. Davis

    págs. 5-16

    

  • What Does This Mean for Graduate Eduction in Marriage and Family Therapy? Commentary on "The Divide Between 'Evidenced-Based' Approaches and Practitioners of Traditional Theories of Family Therapy".

    Sandra M. Stith

    págs. 17-19

    

  • The Therapeutic Pyramid: A Common Factors Synthesis of Techniques, Alliance, and Way of Being.

    Stephen T. Fife, Jason B. Whiting, Kay Bradford, Sean Davis

    págs. 20-33

    

  • How Many Bytes Does it Take? A content Analysis of Cyber Issues in Couple and Family Therapy Journals.

    Markie L.C. Blumer, Katherine M. Hertlein, Justin M. Smith, Harrison Allen

    págs. 34-48

    

  • Interpersonal Forgiveness in Emotion-Focused' Therapy: Relating Process to Outcome.

    Catalina Woldarsky Meneses, Leslie S. Greenberg

    págs. 49-67

    

  • Effects of Sex, Sexual Orientation, Infidelity Expectations, and Love on Distress related to Emotional and Sexual Infidelity.

    Olivia Leeker, Al Carlozzy

    págs. 68-91

    

  • Couple's Relationship With Diabetes: Means And Meanings For Management Success.

    Ruth A. Houston-Barrett, Colwick M. Wilson

    págs. 92-105

    

  • Studying Circular Questioning "In Situ": Discourse Analysis of A First Systemic Family Therapy Session.

    Maria Diorinou, Eleftheria Tseliou

    págs. 106-121

    

  • Comentary on Studying Circular Questioning "In Situ".

    Ronald J. Chenail

    págs. 122-124

    

  • Navigating Dual Relationships in Rural Communities.

    Jennifer L.J. Gonyea, David W. Wright, Terri Earl-Kulkosky

    págs. 125-136