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Showing 1 to 20 of 219 for “"Marriage and Family Therapy and Counseling"”.
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Cultural Identity of And Implications for Later Generational Hispanic and Latino Populations In The United States
<p>This study explores the Hispanic and Latino/x/e cultures within the United States, with a particular focus on the concept of identity within these communities and its implications for third and later generations. Data were collected during the pandemic via an online survey and art directive. The …
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Art Making To Reduce Stress in First-Generation and Second-Generation Hispanic Immigrant Parents
… session that comprised of a face-to-face art therapy session, which lasted about 45-60 minutes. Participants stress levels; acculturation and sense of well-being were measured. This study hypothesized that the use of art therapy in conjunction with DBT therapy, while focusing in the here and …
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Effects of Adventist Engaged Encounter on Role Expectations and Growth in Premarital Relations
… society over what have come to be known as 'family values.' At the heart of these values lies marriage, and the erosion of this ancient institution has caused practitioners and researchers alike to focus on possible opportunities afforded by premarital intervention. With the proliferation of …
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The Kinetic Family Drawing as a Measure of Minuchin's Structural Family Concepts Among Hispanic American Families With Substance-Abusing and Nonsubstance-Abusing Adolescents
… was to explore the suitability of the Kinetic Family Drawings as a measure of Minuchin's Structural Family Theory among Hispanic American families with substance-abusing and nonsubstance-abusing adolescents.</p> <p><em>Method. </em>The Kinetic Family Drawing (KFD), the Structural Family …
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Art Therapy Assessment and Sense of Safety
<p>This study aimed to understand how artmaking experiences during assessment may influence the formation of the therapeutic alliance at the start of therapy. Rather than measuring therapeutic alliance directly, this study identified psychological safety as a vital component of the therapeutic …
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Online Friendships and the Bird’s Nest Drawing in the Age of the Internet
… of friendships facilitated through the internet and online video games. The goal was to investigate how online friendships compare to in-person friendships in terms of quality. Three English-speaking participants who played an online video game and had an online friendship provided unique case …
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Marital Satisfaction and Intimacy: Gender Role Attitudes and Spousal Support in Botswana
… study, the predictors of marital satisfaction and intimacy were examined within an African context that is characterized by a fast growing economy, migrant population, urbanization and industrialization. Specifically, this study examined the role of two relational variables, gender role …
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Chosen Family in LGBTQ+ Community: Creating Feeling of Safety Through Collage in Art Therapy
… demonstrates feelings of safety with chosen family within the LGBTQ+ community as a minority group who has undergone much discrimination and exclusion from their biological family and society at large. Currently, within the field of art therapy, there is minimal research on LGBTQ+ community, …
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Memes to Cope and Communicate
… meme imagery around the participant’s stressors and how it affected the participants’ mood. This mixed-method study also looked into the meme’s ability to communicate their experience of their stressor to others to test whether it would be useful in a therapeutic setting. In order to measure …
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Yearnings: Stories of Insecure Attachment and the Journey to Connect to God
Utilizing grounded theory and the semi-structured interviews of25 participants, this study sought to understand how an insecure attachment affects one's relationship with God. Participants' stories suggested that: I) one's struggle to connect with God was a part of their struggle to connect with …
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Illuminating the Increase of Intentional Dating in the COVID-19 Pandemic and its Connection to Relationship Satisfaction through the Lens of Photography.
… examined if the reality of the COVID-19 pandemic prompted individuals to reprioritize their emotional needs in intimate relationships. As a result of reprioritizing intimate relationship needs, the researcher also examined whether intentional dating increased within an individual. …
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