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Systemic Treatment of Trauma-Impacted Families
This book provides a holistic and nuanced metatheoretical perspective to working with trauma in the family system.
Supervision in couple and family psychology training and practice
Couple and family psychology (CFP) supervision is distinguished by an emphasis on systemic principles and attention to CFP competencies needed for specialty practice.
Future directions for CFP education
Last year, the focus of this column was the challenges educators face at various stages of training in couples and family psychology, ranging from doctoral and internship/post-doctoral training to post-licensure continuing education. As I approach the end of my term as the division’s VP for education, I’d like to take this opportunity to discuss future directions for the division’s training and education activities.
Mutual Influences in Adult Romantic Attachment, Religious Coping, and Marital Adjustment [PDF]
This study investigated the correspondence between romantic attachment dimensions and religious coping, as well as the moderating effect of religious coping on the associations between attachment dimensions and marital functioning.
This study examined associations among romantic attachment anxiety and avoidance, positive and negative religious coping, and marital adjustment in a community sample of 81 heterosexual couples.
