1983
DOI: 10.1177/0011000083113002
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Toward a Counseling Psychology of the Family: Psychological-Educational and Skills-Training Programs for Treatment, Prevention, and Development

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“…Understanding family dynamics is an area of increasing concern to counseling psychologists who work with families (Levant, 1983). Psychoeducational and skills training models have emerged for premarital counseling (Meadows & Taplin, 1970), couples or marital counseling (Miller, Wackman, & Nunnally, 1983), parent-effectiveness training (Beutler, Oró-Beutler, & Mitchell, 1979; Carkhuff & Bierman, 1970; Gordon, 1976; Resnick, 1981), divorce counseling (Avery & Thiessen, 1982), and even child or adolescent counseling (Stanley, 1978).…”
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“…Understanding family dynamics is an area of increasing concern to counseling psychologists who work with families (Levant, 1983). Psychoeducational and skills training models have emerged for premarital counseling (Meadows & Taplin, 1970), couples or marital counseling (Miller, Wackman, & Nunnally, 1983), parent-effectiveness training (Beutler, Oró-Beutler, & Mitchell, 1979; Carkhuff & Bierman, 1970; Gordon, 1976; Resnick, 1981), divorce counseling (Avery & Thiessen, 1982), and even child or adolescent counseling (Stanley, 1978).…”
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“…Discussion focuses on common features in counselors' work with families and how multidimensional scaling can chart changes in family structure over the course of counseling.Although an increasing number of counselors work with families, there is a notable absence of literature on family treatment by counseling psychologists. Recently, however, counseling psychologists' interest in working with families has grown (Bussod & Jacobson, 1983;Graziano, 1983;Levant, 1983). Research on the process of family counseling, unfortunately, has lagged behind practice.…”
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“…Parental perceptions were selected as an indication of actual change in children's behavior, with the awareness that the two phenomena were not identical. Objective measurements of children's behavior at home have been a persistent methodological problem in research studies on the effects of parents' counseling (Levant, 1983). The premise of the current study was that changes in parental perceptions of their children's behaviors, in addition to being an indication of actual change, were in themselves instruments of change.…”
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