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Addressing the Needs of Military Children Through Family-Based Play Therapy
Contemporary Family Therapy, 2015Ongoing foreign conflicts have exposed military-connected children to stressors not generally faced by the general child population. Although many children of service members and veterans are resilient and successfully adapt to these changes, frequent relocation, fluid family structure, and ambiguous loss can become too overwhelming for many children ...
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Family-Based Therapy for Parent-Child Reunification.
Journal of clinical psychology, 2017Children in highly conflicted, divorced families can become triangulated and polarized in their relationships with their parents. In time, this can lead to a child refusing to have a relationship with a parent, refusing for example, to see or talk to him or her. This access refusal can sometimes become extended, lasting months to years.
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Family-Based Therapy for Children and Adolescents
2022Patrick S. Tennant +4 more
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Creating a Secure Family Base: Some Implications of Attachment Theory for Family Therapy
Family Process, 1995The aim of this article is to make attachment research findings available in a form that family therapists can use. In attachment theory, parents are conceptualized as providing a secure base from which a child can explore. Family therapists, however, need a systemic concept that goes beyond the parent/child dyad. The concept of a secure family base is
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Journal of Psychiatric Research
This study examined clinicians' perspectives of family-based therapy (FBT) and psychiatric medication, and whether they would recommend these for treating their own child or another family member if they had an eating disorder (ED). Participants were 80 clinicians (45 women, 35 men; Mage = 31.7 years) who completed an e-survey that included questions ...
Brad A. MacNeil +6 more
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This study examined clinicians' perspectives of family-based therapy (FBT) and psychiatric medication, and whether they would recommend these for treating their own child or another family member if they had an eating disorder (ED). Participants were 80 clinicians (45 women, 35 men; Mage = 31.7 years) who completed an e-survey that included questions ...
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A Review of Family Caregiving Intervention Trials in Oncology
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2017Elaine Wittenberg
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