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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Relational Change"”.

  1. Adapting to the new normal: The process of relational change after stroke within romantic dyads

    Brain injury can introduce serious life changes for the survivor and those responsible for care. Stroke, a specific form of brain injury, has been shown to impact communication (e.g., Fridriksson, Fillmore, Guo, & Rorden, 2015) and alter behavior (e.g., Fann, Uomoto, & Katon, 2000), both of which …

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  2. A Description of the Change Processes Experienced by Female Victims of Intimate Partner Violence when They and Their Male Partners End the Violence and Maintain Their Relationships

    … study was to describe the processes of change for female victims of intimate partner violence (IPV) who successfully completed a domestic-violence focused couples treatment (DVFCT) program with their male partners. Enhancing our understanding of the change processes for women who choose …

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  3. Becoming the Parent of a School Child: A Psychosocial Approach to Understanding the Transition Process for Parents of Children with SEN

    … to school and how parents cope with these changes and adjustments. This qualitative study looked at how parents in an outer London borough experienced their child with SEN’s transition from nursery to school. In this study, the transition to school process was understood in the context of …

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  4. Detransition emergence

    … of detransitioning were explored and included relational change, increased self-acceptance, improved well-being, and loss of trans community. Study limitations, implications for counseling, and future research are discussed.

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  5. "A Walk Through the Jungle at Twilight": How Parents Experience a Transition to Adolescence

    … parents noticed a physical, social/emotional, or relational change in their teenager. Parents responded to the perceived change through their affect, cognition, and behavior. They interpreted what was happening by processes of evaluation, reorientation, and frame. These three …

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  6. The transition experience to boarding school for male Aboriginal secondary school students from regional and remote communities across Western Australia

    … Life, and Friendships and Peer relations, and 3) Relational Change and the sub-themes of Family Dynamics, Friendships at home, and Cultural Connectedness. For parent informants the following major themes emerged from the data 1) Access, Standards and Quality, and the sub-themes of Declining Local …

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  7. Enactive Agnosis: The playful use of form as a bodily activity of (not) knowing

    … who has been involved and interested in change and improvement since 2010. I embarked on this doctorate with the intention of knowing how to do change better, to enhance the impact of conversations about change, and to undertake second-person action research that would impact on how we …

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