Journal of marital and family therapy

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  Año 2016, Vol. 42, Número 3

  • A cost-benefit analysis of a family ssystems intervention for managing pediatric chronic illness

    Brian J. Distelberg, Natacha D. Emerson, Paul Gavaza, Daniel Gavaza, Daniel Tapanes, Whitney N. Brown, Huma Shah, Jacqueline Williams-Reade, Susanne Montgomery

    págs. 371-382

    

  • Sympathetic nervous system synchrony in couple therapy

    Anu Karvonen, Virpi Lisa Kykyri, Jukka Kaartinen, Markku Penttonen, Jaakko Seikkula

    págs. 383-395

    

  • Motivatiiong action and maintaining change: the time-varying role of homwork following a brief couples' intervention

    Matt Hawrilenko, C. J. Eubanks Fleming, Alana S. Goldstein, James V. Cordova

    págs. 396-408

    

  • Culture and emmigration related stress faced by chinese american families with a patient having schizophrenia

    Winnie W. Kung

    págs. 409-422

    

  • It takes two? an exploration of processes and outcomes in a two-session couple intervention

    Kay Bradford, D. Jim Mock, J. Wade Stewart

    págs. 423-437

    

  • Confiding about problems in marriage and long-term committed relationships: a national study

    Kirsten Lind Seal, William J. Doherty, Steven M. Harris

    págs. 438-450

    

  • Development of the gay and lesbian relationshop satisfaction scale

    Christopher K. Belous, Richard S. Wampler

    págs. 451-465

    

  • To refer or not to refer: exploring family therapists' beliefs and practices related to the referral of lesbian, gay and bisexual clients

    Christi R. McGeorge, Thomas Stone Carlson, Molly Farrell

    págs. 466-480

    

  • What novice family therapists experience during a session...a qualitative study of novice therapists' inner conversations during the session

    Giannina Frediani, Peter Rober

    págs. 481-494

    

  • Life alter bariatric surgery: perceptions of male patients and their intimate relationships

    Darren D. Moore, Clinton E. Cooper

    págs. 495-508

    

  • Internalizing and externalizing symptoms and marital relationship functioning: the mediating role of demand-withdraw communication processes

    Amber M. Jarnecke, Meghan S. Reilly, Susan C. South

    págs. 509-524

    

  • The effect of solution-focused versus problem-focused questions: a replication

    María del Carmen Neipp López, Mark Beyebach, Rosa M. Nuñez, Marie-Carmen Martínez-González

    págs. 525-535

    

  • The relationship between nonsuicidal self-injury and family functioning: adolescent and parent perspectives

    Lauren Kelada, Penelope Hasking, Glenn Melvin

    págs. 536-549

    

  • Experiencing coule relationshiops in the line of fire

    Michal Shamai, Saray Fogel, Dvorit Gilad

    págs. 550-563