Journal of marital and family therapy

• 

  Año 2011, Vol. 37, Número 2

  • A Survey of Homework Use, Experience of Barriers to Homework, and Attitudes About the Barriers to Homework Among couples and Family Therapists.

    Frank M. Dattilio, Nikolaos Kazantzis, Gregg Shinkfield, Amanda G. Carr

    págs. 121-136

    

  • Action-Oriented Evaluation of an In-Home Family Therapy Program for Families at Risk for foster Care Placement.

    Lenore M. McWey, Julie Humphreys, Andrea L. Pazdera

    págs. 137-152

    

  • Understanding the Experience of Black clients in Marriage and Family Therapy.

    Christiana I. Awosan, Jonathan G. Sandberg, Cadmona A. Hall

    págs. 153-168

    

  • Relationship among differentiation of Self, Relationship Satisfaction, Partner support and Depression in Patients With Chronic Lung Disease and Their Partners.

    Arpita Lal, Suzanne Bartle-Haring

    págs. 169-181

    

  • The Impact of Initial Factors on Therapeutic Alliance in Individual and Couples Therapy.

    Michael Knerr, Suzanne Bartle-Haring, Tiffany McDowell, Katie Adkins, Robin Ostrom Delaney, Rashmi Gangamma, Tatiana Glebova, Erika Grafsky, Kevin Meyer

    págs. 182-199

    

  • The Effectiveness of Couple Therapy in Germany: A Replication Study.

    Nother Klann, Kurt Hahlweg, Donald H. Baucom, Christine Kroeger

    págs. 200-208

    

  • First-Session competency: The Brief Strategic Therapy Scale-1.

    Rachelle L. Amini, Scott R. Woolley

    págs. 209-222

    

  • Trainee Multicultural Case conceptualization Ability and Couples Therapy.

    Allison M. Schomburg, Loreto R. Prieto

    págs. 223-235

    

  • Collaboration: Family and Therapist Perspectives of Helpful Therapy.

    Rolf Sundet

    págs. 236-249

    

  • Improving the Well-Being of Couples Facing Cancer: A Review of Couples-Based Psychosocial interventions.

    Ok Mi Baik, Kathryn Betts Adams

    págs. 250-266