Pre-Cohabitation Conversations for Relationships: Recommended Questions for DiscussionInternational Journal of Family Therapy - Tập 45 - Trang 131-145 - 2021
Kristina S. Brown, Brooke Schmidt, Cate Morrow, Gaston Rougeaux-Burnes
Moving in together is an important transition in a relationship. For many, it is often a shift to the next phase of the relationship indicating higher levels of commitment. Whether the partners are married, plans to get married, or marriage is not part of their future, there are important conversations to be had prior to this transition. As such, this article presents recommended pre-cohabitation ...... hiện toàn bộ
A Psychometric Evaluation of the Family Rules From the Past QuestionnaireInternational Journal of Family Therapy - Tập 23 - Trang 83-103 - 2001
Jeffry H. Larson, Amy A. Parks, James M. Harper, Vaughn A. Heath
This study describes an initial psychometric evaluation of a new 15–item self-report instrument, the Family Rules from the Past questionnaire (FRP), which measures perceived dysfunctional rules from the past. Reliability and validity tests were conducted including a factor analysis to determine the underlying dimensions of the FRP. A sample of 943 young adults completed the FRP, a demographic ques...... hiện toàn bộ
Mourning a husbandInternational Journal of Family Therapy - Tập 3 - Trang 163-166 - 1981
Joan Gould
Video Game Therapy: Application of the Couple and Family Technology FrameworkInternational Journal of Family Therapy - Tập 39 - Trang 112-120 - 2017
Michael Curtis, Mary Phenix, Monica Munoz, Katherine M. Hertlein
The couple and family technology framework outlines how technology affects couple and family relationships. This framework has been applied to understanding the impact of technology on infidelity, contributed to our understanding of online gaming issues in couple relationships, and sexting. The purpose of this paper is to outline how to implement video gaming as a disciplinary tool for youth congr...... hiện toàn bộ
Family logotherapyInternational Journal of Family Therapy - - 1986
James E. Lantz
This paper presents a model of family treatment based upon the ideas and concepts of Victor Frankl. Franklian principles and their use in family therapy are outlined and a brief review of Frankl's philosophy is used to clarify further the use of these ideas when working with the family group.
Adult Attachment and Well-Being: Dimensions of Differentiation of Self as MediatorsInternational Journal of Family Therapy - Tập 38 - Trang 172-183 - 2015
Rebecca L. Hainlen, Peter J. Jankowski, David R. Paine, Steven J. Sandage
This study investigated adult attachment dimensions as predictors of interpersonal forgiveness, positive emotionality, and social justice commitment through dimensions of differentiation of self. The sample consisted of 209 master’s level graduate students at a Protestant-affiliated university in the United States. Results revealed that higher attachment anxiety was associated with decreased diffe...... hiện toàn bộ
Catfish: Exploring the Individual Predictors and Interpersonal Characteristics of Deceptive Online Romantic RelationshipsInternational Journal of Family Therapy - - 2022
Kelly Campbell, M. L. Parker
Catfish refer to people who use a false online persona to engage in one or more romantic relationships. The present study was guided by the Couple and Family Technology Framework to conduct a triangulation mixed-methods design. Data were collected from catfish perpetrators (n = 156) and targets (n = 826) via a web-based survey. Perpetration was positively associated with being a man, having a high...... hiện toàn bộ
Residual Effects of Slavery: A Delphi StudyInternational Journal of Family Therapy - Tập 44 - Trang 234-243 - 2022
Erica J. Wilkins, Jason B. Whiting, Marlene F. Watson, Jody Russon, Allena Moncrief
Slavery and its aftermath have created multiple challenges that are unique to the African American community. Although literature exists within other disciplines, no published empirical study within the marriage and family therapy literature has examined the residual effects of slavery. We used a modified Delphi methodology to explore the residual effects of slavery on African Americans and to det...... hiện toàn bộ
Expanding Our Reach: Marriage and Family Therapists in the Public School SystemInternational Journal of Family Therapy - Tập 35 - Trang 41-58 - 2012
Amber Vennum, Drew Vennum
As states change their legislation to include Marriage and Family Therapists (MFTs) as approved mental health providers in schools, it is important to understand the experiences of MFTs in this context to improve training and increase our effectiveness. MFTs with experience working in public schools (N = 21) discuss the advantages and rewards of working in schools, challenges they have experienced...... hiện toàn bộ