Family process

• 

  Año 2009, Vol. 48, Número 3

  • "Every Rung a Generation, Every New One, Higher, Higher"

    Evan Imber-Black

    págs. 311-314

    

  • Introduction to the Special Section: Continuing Narrative Ideas and Practice: Drawing from the Legacy of Michael White.

    Victoria C. Dickerson

    págs. 315-318

    

  • The Absent but Implicit: A Map to Support Therapeutic Inquiry.

    Magiee Carey, Sarah Walther, Shona Russell

    págs. 319-331

    

  • Tracing lines of Flight: Implications of the Work of Gilles Deleuze for Narrative Practice.

    John Winslade

    págs. 332-346

    

  • Narrative ideas for Consulting with Communities and Organizations: Ripples from the Gatherings.

    Jill Freedman, Gene Combs

    págs. 347-362

    

  • Some Historical Conditions of Narrative Work.

    C. Christian Beels

    págs. 363-378

    

  • Integrating Sex and Couples Therapy: A Multi-faceted Case History.

    Shoshana Bulow

    págs. 379-389

    

  • Facilitating Our Clients" Right to Choose: A Commentary on the Work of Shoshana Bulow.

    Bea Hollander-Goldfein

    págs. 390-394

    

  • Utilizing Family Strengths and Resilience: Integrative Family and Systems Treatment (I-FAST) with Children and Adolescents with Severe Emotional and Behavioral Problems.

    Mo Yee Lee, Gilbert J. Greene, Kai Shyang Hsu, Andy Solovey, David Grove, J. Scott Fraser, Phil Washburn, Barbara Teater

    págs. 395-416

    

  • Family Focused Treatment for Patients with Bipolar Disorder in Turkey: A Case Series.

    Aysegul Ozerdem, Meral Oguz, David Miklowitz, Can Cimilli

    págs. 417-428

    

  • Couples with Schizophrenia "Becoming like Others" in South Korea: Marriage as Part of a Recovery Process.

    Myung-Yee Yu, Woochan Shima

    págs. 429-440

    

  • How Adolescent Children of African-Jamaican Immigrants Living in Canada Perceive and Negotiate Their Roles within a Matrifocal Family.

    Geoffrey S. Navara, Susan Lollis

    págs. 441-458