Family process

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  Año 2016, Vol. 55, Número 2

  • Editorial

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      Editorial: Narrative and Poststructural Perspectives in Couple and Family Therapy.

      Jay L. Lebow

      págs. 191-194

      

  • Special Section: New Ideas and Practices in Narrative Couple and Family Therapy.

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      The Art of Reflextion: Turning the Strange into the Familiar.

      Kaethe Weingarten

      págs. 195-210

      
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      Narrative Therapy's Relational Understanding of Identity.

      Gene Combs, Jill Freedman

      págs. 211-224

      
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      Cultural Studies Methodologies and Narrative Family Therapy: Therapeutic Coversations About Pop Culture.

      Julie Tilsen, David Nylund

      págs. 225-237

      
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      Couples Work in Cultural Context: Te Ao Maori and Posttructuralist Practices Informing Counselor Training in Aotearoa New Zealand.

      Helene Connor, Helen Gremillion, Yolanda Meima

      págs. 238-252

      
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      Narrative Approaches to Organizational Development: A case Study of Implementation of Collaborative Helping.

      William C. Madsen

      págs. 253-269

      
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      Creating a Space for Acknowledgment and Generativity in Reflective Group Supervision.

      David Paré

      págs. 270-286

      

  • Family Therapy Intervention Research

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      The Effectiveness of Functional Family Therapy in Reducing Adolescent Mental Health Risk and Family Adjustment Diffulties in an Irish Context.

      Dan Hartnett, Alan Carr, Thomas Sexton

      págs. 287-304

      
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      Family-Based HIV and Sexually Transmitted Infection Risk Reduction for Drug-Involved Young Offenders: 42-Month Outcomes.

      Cynthia L. Rowe, Linda Alberga, Gayle A. Dakof, Craig E. Henderson, Rocio Ungaro, Howard A. Liddle

      págs. 305-320

      
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      A Balancing Act: Integrating Evidence-Based Konowledge and Cultural Relevance in a Program of Prevention Parenting Research with Latino/a Immigrants.

      José Rubén Parra Cardona, Gabriela López-Zerón, Melanie M. Domenech Rodríguez, Ana Rocio Escobar-Chew, Michael R. Whitehead, Cris M. Sullivan, Guillermo Bernal

      págs. 321-337

      

  • Families in Diverse Cultures

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      Ambiguous Loss Experienced by Transnational Mexican Immigrant Families.

      Catherine Solheim, Samantha Zaid, Jamie Ballard

      págs. 338-353

      
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      Mothers' Dreams, Children Realities: The Case of Uprooted Families from Sourth Lebanon.

      Therese Dabbagh, Dorit Roer-Strier, Jenny Kurman

      págs. 354-367

      
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      Experiences of Families Transmiting Values in a Rapidly Changing Society: Implications for Family Therapist.

      Yudum Akyil, Anne Prouty, Amy Blanchard, Kevin Lyness

      págs. 368-381