Lisa M. Hooper • Luciano L’Abate Laura G. Sweeney • Giovanna Gianesini Peter J. Jankowski 2014 Generational Processes and Relational Roles Generational Processes and Relational Roles , comprises eight chapters, four of which focus on commonly discussed or clinically evidenced twenty-first-century phenomena that may be related to psychopathology: (a) parentification, (b) parental alienating behavior, (c) bullying, and (d) […]

Jennifer Hodgson • Angela Lamson • Tai Mendenhall • D. Russell Crane Editors 2014 Medical Family Therapy (MedFT) interweaves the biomedical and psychosocial by utilizing systems theory and interdisciplinary collaboration. Although its footprint is still small in the larger health care system, it is perfectly tailored to our twenty-first century web of interconnectedness where old orthodoxies (such as mind […]

Thorana Nelson • Hinda Winawer Editors 2014  

Diane R. Gehart 2012 The roots of this book go back to a hot and humid August afternoon in Williamsburg, Virginia, in 1988. My advisor had finished signing me up for the requisite first semester courses in psychology, when he told me to select an elective. As I flipped through my options, I was surprised to find that […]