Family process

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  Año 2024, Vol. 63, Número 1

  • I and thou in dialogue: Becoming more relational in couple therapy

    Jason B. Whiting, Douglas M. Wendt, Brady C. Eisert, Stephen T. Fife

    págs. 1-16

    

  • Embracing the other: Revisiting the epistemological foundations of family systems therapy

    Norbert A. Wetzel

    págs. 17-33

    

  • Seeking connection can trigger shame loops in couples: An attachment-based understanding

    Gianina Frediani, Lieven Migerode

    págs. 34-47

    

  • Addressing power in couples therapy: Integrating socio-emotional relationship therapy and emotionally focused therapy

    Amanda Jenks, Gwen Adams, Bonnie Young, Ryan Seedall

    págs. 48-63

    

  • Child-oriented family therapy in China: A cross-cultural application of integrative family therapy targeting children aged 4–10

    Ruoshi Hu

    págs. 64-79

    

  • Replication and extension of the military family stress model: The after deployment adaptive parenting tools ADAPT4U study

    Cheuk H. Cheng, Neveen Ali-Saleh Darawshy, Susanne Lee, Hayley Brigman, Dave DeGarmo, Abigail Gewirtz

    págs. 80-96

    

  • The Weaving Healthy Families program: Promoting parenting practices, family resilience, and communal mastery

    Catherine E. McKinley, Leia Y. Saltzman, Katherine P. Theall

    págs. 97-112

    

  • A conversation analysis of therapist repeats in open dialogue network meetings

    Ben Ong, Scott Barnes, Niels Buus

    págs. 113-129

    

  • Sexual beliefs in couple relationships: Exploring the pathways of mindfulness, communication, and sexual functioning on sexual passion and satisfaction

    Dean M. Busby, Sierra Spencer, Mark H. Butler, Shayne R. Anderson

    págs. 130-150

    

  • Relational recovery after infidelity as a dual process: A model based on the experiences of female injured partners

    Geertje Walravens, Peter Rober

    págs. 151-162

    

  • “I miss not being able to offer my couples a box of tissues…”: Couples' and therapists' perspectives on the therapeutic alliance with the transition to online couple therapy

    Alon Aviram, Yochay Nadam

    págs. 163-175

    

  • For richer, for poorer: Financial behaviors, power (im)balance, and relational aggression among different-gender newlyweds in the U.S.

    Xiaomin Li, Brandan E. Wheeler, Spencer L. James, Ashley B. LeBaron-Black, Erin K. Holmes, Jeremy B. Yorgason

    págs. 176-191

    

  • Longitudinal associations between relational and sexual well-being in couples transitioning to parenthood

    Inés M. Tavares, Natalie O. Rosen, Julia R. Heiman, Pedro J. Nobre

    págs. 192-209

    

  • Do couples who play together stay together? A longitudinal dyadic examination of shared leisure, financial distress, and relationship outcomes

    Casey J. Totenhagen, Xiaomin Li, Melissa J. Wilmarth, Kristy L. Archuleta, Jeremy B. Yorgason

    págs. 210-227

    

  • Marital satisfaction in covenant versus standard marriages: Is there a difference?

    Tom Su, Thomas Ledermann

    págs. 228-242

    

  • “You're not gay; You're a child of god”: Microaggressions experienced by LGBTQ+ teens and their parents in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

    Sydney A. Sorrell, G. Tyler Lefevor, Jane H. Bell, Connor O. Berg, Samuel J. Skidmore

    págs. 243-264

    

  • Interparental conflict and adolescent emotional security across family structures

    Karey L. O'Hara, E. Mark Cummings, Patrick T. Davies

    págs. 265-283

    

  • Coparenting as a mediator between physical custody arrangements and children's mental health

    Anja Steinbach

    págs. 284-298

    

  • Positive and negative family communication and mental distress: Married service members during a non-combat deployment

    Kathrine Sullivan, Yangjin Park, Caroline N. Kale, Amy Adler, Maurice L. Sipos, Lyndon A. Riviere

    págs. 299-314

    

  • An exploration of potential pressures to engage in parenting accommodation of PTSD symptoms for military couples

    Elizabeth S. Allen, Keith D. Renshaw, Steffany J. Fredman

    págs. 315-330

    

  • Profiles of perceived resources among low-income, rural mothers: Prospective associations with maternal and child outcomes

    Qiong Wu, Melissa Radey, Soo Jin Han, Karina Jalapa, Dania Tawfiq, Lenore McWey

    págs. 331-347

    

  • Disorganized attachment in emerging adulthood: Measurement comparisons and relations to childhood maltreatment and emotion dysregulation

    Drew Whittington

    págs. 348-363

    

  • Vulnerability to loneliness among fathers of children with autism spectrum disorder: The role of interpersonal and familial resources

    Sivan George-Levi, Roni Laslo-Roth, Lital Ben Yaakov

    págs. 364-378

    

  • “I never told my family I was grieving for my mom”: The not-disclosing-grief experiences of parentally bereaved adolescents and young adults in Chinese families

    Yunjun Li, Wallace Chi Ho Chan, Tish Marrable

    págs. 379-391

    

  • Family-based physical activity interventions and family functioning: A systematic review

    Ryan E. Rhodes, Heather Hollman, Wuyou Sui

    págs. 392-413

    

  • The McMaster Family Assessment Device (FAD) dimensions involved in the prediction of adolescent depressive symptoms and their mediating role in regard to socioeconomic status

    Antonio Caño González, María del Carmen Rodríguez Naranjo

    págs. 414-427

    

  • Daily implementation of health-protective behaviors and family life during the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic

    Sunhye Bai, Samantha L. Tornello, Jacqueline A. Mogle, Mark E. Feinberg

    págs. 428-442

    

  • Positive experiences in the parent–child relationship during the COVID-19 lockdown in Poland: The role of emotion regulation, empathy, parenting self-efficacy, and social support

    Małgorzata Woźniak-Prus, Małgorzata Gambin, Marcin Sękowski, Andrzej Cudo, Ewa Pisula, Eliza Kiepura-Nawrocka, Joanna Boruszak-Kiziukiewic, Grażyna Kmita

    págs. 443-468

    

  • Correction to Effectiveness of functional family therapy in a non-Western context: Findings from a randomized-controlled evaluation of youth offenders in Singapore

    pág. 469