Family law issues in family therapy practice: A Longitudinal examination of mothers without custody: Implications for treatment

As the number of single fathers raising children alone grows, increased demands are placed on mental health practitioners to meet their needs. A significant portion of single fathers with custody feel uncomfortable in their role. A 1987–88 survey of 1,132 single fathers is used to identify the characteristics of those fathers who are potentially at risk for problems related to feeling uncomfortable in their role. Implications for work with this population are discussed.

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Single Fathers with Custody

Greif

DeMaris

1990

Families in Society: The Journal of Contemporary Social Service

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Family law issues in family therapy practice: A Longitudinal examination of mothers without custody: Implications for treatment

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