Jon Carlson

Editorial
The Family Journal 2004 12: 221. [PDF] [References]  

Hugh C. Crethar, Kim Snow, and Jon Carlson

It’s All in the Family: Family Counseling for Depressed Children
The Family Journal 2004 12: 222-229. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Twinet Parmer, Mary Smith Arnold, Tuoanyeney Natt, and Christopher Janson

Physical Attractiveness as a Process of Internalized Oppression and Multigenerational Transmission in African American Families
The Family Journal 2004 12: 230-242. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Natasha Slesnick and Jillian L. Prestopnik

Perceptions of the Family Environment and Youth Behaviors: Alcohol-Abusing Runaway Adolescents and Their Primary Caretakers
The Family Journal 2004 12: 243-253. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

George M. Simon

An Examination of the Integrative Nature of Emotionally Focused Therapy
The Family Journal 2004 12: 254-262. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Joseph A. Spillman, Heidi S. Deschamps, and Judith A. Crews

Perspectives on Nonresidential Paternal Involvement and Grief: A Literature Review
The Family Journal 2004 12: 263-270. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Joshua M. Gold and Lee Hartnett

Confronting the Hierarchy of a Child-Focused Family: Implications for Family Counselors
The Family Journal 2004 12: 271-274. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Kathleen M. May

How Do We Teach Family Therapy Theory?
The Family Journal 2004 12: 275-277. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Fran Steigerwald and Alan Forrest

An Examination of Gender and Ethics in Family Counseling—Part 2: a Case Study Approach Using a Social Constructivism Model of Ethical Decision Making
The Family Journal 2004 12: 278-281. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Catharina Eeltink and Maureen Duffy

Restorying the Illness Experience in Multiple Sclerosis
The Family Journal 2004 12: 282-286. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Jeanne M. Peel

The Labyrinth: An Innovative Therapeutic Tool for Problem Solving or Achieving Mental Focus
The Family Journal 2004 12: 287-291. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Daniel Eckstein and Stan Shapiro

The Guiding Self-Ideal Questionnaire (GSIQ): 12 Personality Relationship Implications
The Family Journal 2004 12: 292-311. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Debra C. Cobia, Robin R. Sobansky, and Meredith Ingram

Female Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse: Implications for Couples’ Therapists
The Family Journal 2004 12: 312-318. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

M. Fulya Kurter, Marty Jencius, and Jill D. Duba

A Turkish Perspective on Family Therapy: An Interview With Hürol Fisiloglu
The Family Journal 2004 12: 319-323. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Linda Pounds

Book Reviews
The Family Journal 2004 12: 324. [PDF]  

Thomas C. Flamboe

Book Reviews
The Family Journal 2004 12: 324-325. [PDF]  

Lauren B. Wolfe

Book Reviews
The Family Journal 2004 12: 325-326. [PDF]  

Francis A. Martin

Book Reviews
The Family Journal 2004 12: 326-327. [PDF]  

Yu-Pei Shen

Book Reviews
The Family Journal 2004 12: 327-328. [PDF]  

Donald A. Strano

Book Reviews
The Family Journal 2004 12: 328. [PDF] [References]  

Mark L. Belas

Book Reviews
The Family Journal 2004 12: 328-329. [PDF]  

Christine E. Murray

Book Reviews
The Family Journal 2004 12: 329-330. [PDF]  

Donna H. Kaiser

Book Reviews
The Family Journal 2004 12: 330. [PDF]  

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