1990
DOI: 10.1300/j020v07n02_04
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A Mini Ethnography of the Family Therapy of Adolescent Drug Abuse:

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“…The need for ethnographies and the reciprocal exchange of information between families and their therapists is critical to family therapy (Newfield, Kuehl, Joanning, and Quinn, 1991). Ethnography, or client debriefing, is an effective method of gaining information about how family therapy is progressing (Kuehl, 1987).…”
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“…The need for ethnographies and the reciprocal exchange of information between families and their therapists is critical to family therapy (Newfield, Kuehl, Joanning, and Quinn, 1991). Ethnography, or client debriefing, is an effective method of gaining information about how family therapy is progressing (Kuehl, 1987).…”
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“…Newfield, Kuehl, Joanning, and Quinn (1991) found that studies which document therapeutic experiences as told by the family are indispensable from a constructivist-based cybernetic orientation. Constructivism proposes that we invent or construct realities rather than discover them.…”
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