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Journal of Autoethnography, 2023
Forgiveness is considered necessary for psychological well-being after surviving violence, but it is not clear how the hurt person should proceed. This essay gives a firsthand account of the trauma the author experienced and how she healed herself by discovering an indirect route to forgiveness.
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Forgiveness is considered necessary for psychological well-being after surviving violence, but it is not clear how the hurt person should proceed. This essay gives a firsthand account of the trauma the author experienced and how she healed herself by discovering an indirect route to forgiveness.
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2019
The decisions of the ECJ reflect the fact that the protection of the rights of family members is based not on the formal unity of the family, but on the protection of vulnerable people in need of solidarity, who have duties and responsibilities as the holders of family status.
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The decisions of the ECJ reflect the fact that the protection of the rights of family members is based not on the formal unity of the family, but on the protection of vulnerable people in need of solidarity, who have duties and responsibilities as the holders of family status.
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2018
This chapter looks at the views of family members who have been involved in child welfare family group conferences (FGCs). FGCs originate in New Zealand from roots that are firmly embedded within service-user rights and empowerment. Therefore, it is not surprising that FGC projects have developed strategies for involving families in developing services.
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This chapter looks at the views of family members who have been involved in child welfare family group conferences (FGCs). FGCs originate in New Zealand from roots that are firmly embedded within service-user rights and empowerment. Therefore, it is not surprising that FGC projects have developed strategies for involving families in developing services.
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Interventions for Aged Family Members
Critical Care Nursing Clinics of North America, 1996Is Mrs. B's family unusual? Is this a hypothetical situation made too dramatic? The answer is no, to both questions. This situation is real, the family is real, and a typical, elderly spouse was driven to feel helpless and out of control, experiencing what no person should ever go through, and needing to reevaluate and rethink her whole future ...
J S, Leske, S M, Heidrich
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Dignity Therapy: Family Member Perspectives
Journal of Palliative Medicine, 2007Dignity Therapy is a novel therapeutic intervention designed to address psychosocial and existential distress among the terminally ill. This brief, individualized approach to end-of-life care invites patients to discuss issues that are most important to them and to articulate things they would most want remembered as death draws near. These discussions
McClement, Susan +5 more
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Family Members' Experiences Living with Members with Depression
Western Journal of Nursing Research, 1996Using interview datafrom 11 family members and grounded theory methods, this study describes family members'experiences in living with a member with depression. Findings suggest that this process can be described as family transformations. In the first stage of this processacknowledging the strangers within-family members described observing the ...
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Journal of Palliative Care, 1996
We studied family members’ care experiences during the palliative care phase as predictors of family members’ health and family functioning during the palliative care phase and three months following the death of the patient. Eighty family members of advanced cancer patients participated in the study at time one (T1) (palliative care phase) and 64 ...
L J, Kristjanson +3 more
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We studied family members’ care experiences during the palliative care phase as predictors of family members’ health and family functioning during the palliative care phase and three months following the death of the patient. Eighty family members of advanced cancer patients participated in the study at time one (T1) (palliative care phase) and 64 ...
L J, Kristjanson +3 more
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2013
One of the greatest tax benefits of owning your own business is finding ways to transform personal, non-deductible expenses into deductible business expenses. A great non-tax benefit of owning your own business is that you are the boss and get to decide how you run that business— including whom you hire as an employee.
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One of the greatest tax benefits of owning your own business is finding ways to transform personal, non-deductible expenses into deductible business expenses. A great non-tax benefit of owning your own business is that you are the boss and get to decide how you run that business— including whom you hire as an employee.
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Interpersonal perceptivity among family members.
American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 1964In a study of 55 family triads, interpersonal perceptivity among members was investigated in terms of the individual's ability to guess the rejecting behavior of the other two family members. The hypothesis that interpersonal perceptibility is greater in children than in adults is corroborated.
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Family therapy with deaf member families
The American Journal of Family Therapy, 1987Abstract This paper examines how family therapists can be more responsive to the unique needs and problems of deaf member families. Methods of training in communication for deaf children are compared, as well as the conflicts that may accompany the adoption of a given method.
Leon Sloman +2 more
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