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|a Part I Fundamentals of family psychology, 1 Adopting a family relationship framework, 2 Family development: continuity and change, 3 Gender, culture and ethnicity factors in family functioning, 4 Interlocking systems: the individual, the family and the community, Part II The development and practice of family therapy, 5 Origins and growth of family therapy, 6 Professional issues and ethical practices, Part III The established schools of family therapy, 7 Psychodynamic models, 8 Transgenerational models, 9 Experiential models, 10 The structural model, 11 Strategic models, 12 The Milan system model, 13 Behavioral and cognitive -behavioral models, Part IV New directions in family therapy, 14 Social construction models I: Solution-focused therapy and collaborative therapy, 15 Social contruction models II: Narrative therapy, 16 Psychoeducational models: teaching skills to specific population, Part V Clinical research: the synergy of science, 17 Research on family assessment and therapeutic outcomes, Part VI Family theories and therapies: an overview, 18 A comparative view of fanily theories and therapies.
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