How Couple Relationships Shape our World : Clinical Practice, Research, and Policy Perspectives (Paperback)

INTRODUCTION How couple relationships shape our world: clinical practice, research and policy perspectives CHAPTER ONE Prevention: intervening with couples at challenging family transition points by Carolyn Pape Cowan and Philip A. Cowan COMMENTARY ON CHAPTER ONE by Leezah Hertzmann CHAPTER TWO Parents as partners: how the parental relationship affects children's psychological development by Gordon T. Harold and Leslie D. Leve COMMENTARY ON CHAPTER TWO by Susanna Abse CHAPTER THREE How couple therapists work with parenting issues by Mary Morgan COMMENTARY ON CHAPTER THREE by Lynne Cudmore CHAPTER FOUR The role of the family court system of England and Wales in child-related parental disputes: towards a new concept of the family justice process by Mervyn Murch COMMENTARY ON CHAPTER FOUR by Christopher Clulow CHAPTER FIVE Working therapeutically with high conflict divorce by Avi Shmueli COMMENTARY ON CHAPTER FIVE by Christopher Vincent CHAPTER SIX Depression, couple therapy, research, and government policy by Julian Leff, Eia Asen, and Felix Schwarzenbach COMMENTARY ON CHAPTER SIX by Christopher Clulow CHAPTER SEVEN Approaches to researching the evidence: an exploration of TCCR's research into couple relationships and couple therapy, past and present by David Hewison COMMENTARY ON CHAPTER SEVEN by Michael Rustin CHAPTER EIGHT Couple therapy - social engineering or psychological treatment? by Andrew Balfour COMMENTARY ON CHAPTER EIGHT by Philip Stokoe CHAPTER NINE Her Majesty's department of love? The state and support for couple and family relationships by Honor Rhodes COMMENTARY ON CHAPTER NINE by Janet Walker CHAPTER TEN Supervision: the interdependence of professional experience and organisational accountability by Lynette Hughes and Felicia Olney COMMENTARY ON CHAPTER TEN by David Lawlor