Volume 3 Issue 1 Empowerment of Families - Journal of Family Studies

Volume 3 Issue 1 - 1997

Empowerment of Families

005-006		Editorial Cynthia L Schultz, Carl L Parsons
007-024		The theory and practice of empowerment in the context of family health Claire DF Parsons
025-045		Empowerment of families during dying, death, and bereavement: Implications for health care Barry M Rogers, Cynthia L Schultz
047-065		Assessment of the clinical utility of a Family Adaptation Model Linda O McDonald, Gerard M Kysela, Jane E Drummond, Cathy A Martin, Wendy A Wiles, Jane T Alexander
067-092		Communication technology as a means of empowerment Carl L Parsons
094-107		Parent empowerment: The hospitisation of a child Thomas A Whelan, Robert J Kirkby
109-120		Bringing family, school, and community together with the help of trained volunteers Philip J Foreman, Ruth L Gresham, Di James
Book Reviews
121-121		The Janus Report on sexual behavior Samuel S Janus and Cynthia L Janus Reviewed by Janet Opie
121-121		People with HIV and those who help them: Challenges, integration, intervention R Dennis Shelby Reviewed by Evelyn Dubois
121-122		The fundamentals of family mediation John M Haynes and Richard D Mann Reviewed by Tony Gee
122-123		Children and society: The family, the state and social parenthood Adam Jamrozik Reviewed by Carol F Grbich
123-123		Modern families: An Australian text S Sarantakos Reviewed by Charles Noller
124-124		Feminist visions of gender similarities and differences Meredith M Kimball Reviewed by Pam Smith
124-125		Emotional milestones from birth to adulthood: A psychodynamic approach Ruth Schmidt Neven Reviewed by Judith Olsen
125-125		The economics of divorce: The effects on parents and children Craig A Everett Reviewed by Pam Smith