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Treating infidelity in same‐sex couples
Journal of Clinical Psychology, 2005AbstractPsychotherapy with same‐sex couples does not differ markedly from standard couple therapies; this is also true for treating couples facing infidelity. However, same‐sex couples often design their relationships differently, without tradition and formal marital contracts to prescribe behavior.
Christopher R, Martell, Stacey E, Prince
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Couple interventions for same-sex couples: A consumer survey.
Couple and Family Psychology: Research and Practice, 2017The present article examined couple service utilization in adults in same-sex relationships, as well as satisfaction with couple services, and preferences regarding content, delivery, and tailoring of services. Couples accessed services relatively infrequently and were generally dissatisfied with the usefulness of such services. Most participants (87%)
Christopher A. Pepping +4 more
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Couple Interventions for Same-Sex Couples
2019This chapter reviews the emerging field of couple interventions for same-sex couples. It outlines the evidence base for couple relationship education and couple therapy based on research with heterosexual couples. It reviews data pertaining to relationship stability and relationship satisfaction of same-sex couples and also the similarities and ...
Christopher A. Pepping +2 more
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Reproduction in Same Sex Couples
Postgraduate Obstetrics & Gynecology, 2005Same sex couples are steadily becoming more open about their relationships. One consequence of this growing openness is that more couples of the same sex are choosing to have children and infertility treatment centers are increasingly faced with requests for assistance in creating these families.
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Co-IVF for Same-Sex Female Couples
Seminars in Reproductive Medicine, 2017AbstractThe utilization of assisted reproductive technology (ART), particularly by same-sex female couples (SSFCs), has increased over the past few decades. Alongside the increase in use by lesbian women, there has also been an increase in the number of available treatment options.
Chloe, Getrajdman +2 more
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Journal of GLBT Family Studies, 2006
The current study investigated the relationship between sex-role beliefs and attitudes toward same-sex couple adoptions as suggested by Feminist and Queer theory. A mailed questionnaire was used to collect data from a purposive sample of adoption workers and social work students.
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The current study investigated the relationship between sex-role beliefs and attitudes toward same-sex couple adoptions as suggested by Feminist and Queer theory. A mailed questionnaire was used to collect data from a purposive sample of adoption workers and social work students.
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2020
As the United States becomes more accepting of sexual minority people, more opportunities have become available for same-sex couples to become parents. Blended families with a new stepparent, planned families via insemination, as well as adoption and fostering are changing what defines a family. As the definition of a family changes, so must the ways
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As the United States becomes more accepting of sexual minority people, more opportunities have become available for same-sex couples to become parents. Blended families with a new stepparent, planned families via insemination, as well as adoption and fostering are changing what defines a family. As the definition of a family changes, so must the ways
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Marriage Equality for Same-Sex Couples
The Counseling Psychologist, 2011The denial of civil marriage rights is a specific example of minority stress that can negatively affect the psychosocial well-being of self-identified lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) individuals in same-sex partnerships, their families, and their allies.
Sharon S. Rostosky, Ellen D. B. Riggle
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Population, Space and Place, 2005
The trailing wife literature finds that migration harms the employment of married women for at least several years following a move. The bulk of empirical evidence also suggests that this is due to the social construction of gender roles within the family.
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The trailing wife literature finds that migration harms the employment of married women for at least several years following a move. The bulk of empirical evidence also suggests that this is due to the social construction of gender roles within the family.
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Advance Planning by Same-Sex Couples
Journal of Family Issues, 2006The lack of legal recognition of same-sex couples can leave partners vulnerable in a crisis or emergency. Advance planning is one strategy couples can use to establish legal rights. Analyses of data collected from both partners in 131 same-sex couples suggested that executing advance-planning documents (wills, powers of attorney for finance and health ...
Ellen D. B. Riggle +2 more
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