The family and family therapy in international perspective
TOCDataText - (Abbreviated); Preface; Foreword by Jefferson M. Fish; Editors; Section I: Approaches to family therapy and counseling; The evolution of family-systems theories / Robert F. Massey / 27-65; A new three-dimensional model of family development embedded in culture / Michele B. Thomas / 66-78; The forgotten others: The importance of prevention with couples and families / Luciano L'Abate and Mario Cusinato / 79-91; Section II: Family counseling and ethnic diversity; Counseling West Indian immigrant families in the United States / Sharon-ann Gopaul-McNicol / 99-114; Counseling Arab-American Families / Nuha Abudabbeh / 115-126; Section III: Chinese families; Filial piety and filicide in Chinese family relationships: The legend of Shun and other stories / David Y. F. Ho / 134-149; The changing Chinese family: Resources, parenting practices, and children's socioemotional problems / Xinyin Chen / 150-167; The impact of social change on family and marriage in China / Heng-Yu Huang / 168-185; Structured family therapeutic interviews for Chinese psychiatric cases / Shur-Fen Gau and Chu-Chang Chen / 186-201; Family therapy for Chinese Americans / Diana Chen / 202-221; Section IV: Families and family therapy in Asia; Family psychology in Japan / Tetsuo Okado / 230-242; Family therapy with Japanese families / Kenji Kameguchi / 243-256; Couples and family therapy with Indian families: Some structural and intergenerational considerations / Mudita Rastogi and Karen S. Wampler / 257-274; Section V: Families in traumatic circumstances; Help! My child has joined a cult / Lita Linzer Schwartz / 283-293; Treatment of families in stress situations: Armenian refugees and earthquake survivors / Meliné Karakashian / 294-313; After the Holocaust: Therapy with survivors and their families / Moshe Lang / 314-341; The longest shadow: A clinical commentary on Moshe Lang's paper / Edwin Harari / 342-348; The longest shadow: Comments on Moshe Lang's paper / Florence W. Kaslow / 349-354; Section VI: Attachment, care, and attachment-trauma; Attachment theory and research: A look at intergenerational issues / Isabel Soares and M. Carolina Silva / 363-385; Infant care and dual career parents: Ideas and tips / Alice Sterling Honig / 386-400; Long-term effects of the Turkish home-based Early Enrichment program / Sevda Bekman / 401-417; Family treatment of attachment trauma problems in children / Beverly James / 418-437; Section VII: Families with exceptional children; Families with exceptional children / Selma G. Sapir / 446-460; Child health-related cognitions of parents with autistic children: A cross-national exploratory study / Paul Probst / 461-483; Family influences on the realization of scientific giftedness in Israeli adolescents: A follow-up study after 13 years / Roberta M. Milgram and Eunsook Hong / 484-503
Última actualización - 2025-03-11
Fecha de revisión - 19990801