Families in Transition: Primary Prevention Programs That Work

Abstract

PART ONE: TODAY'S FAMILY IN PERSPECTIVE Family Change and the Mystique of the Traditional Family - Howard M Bahr PART TWO: USING BROAD SYSTEMS TO IMPLEMENT CHANGE Multimedia Strategies for Mental Health Promotion - Charles E Roppel and Marion K Jacobs Employer-Supported Child Care - Sylvia E Schmidt and Deanna R Tate An Ecological Model for Supporting Families PART THREE: SUPPORTING FAMILIES THROUGH NORMATIVE TRANSITIONS A Comparison of Home-based Prevention Programs for Families of Newborns - Sandra K Mitchell, Diane L Magyary, Kathryn E Barnard, Georgina A Sumner and Cathryn L Booth Family Relationship Enhancement - Bernard G Guerney Jr A Skill Training Approach Parenting Programs for Black Parents - Kerby T Alvy How to Think, Not What to Think - Myrna B Shure A Cognitive Approach to Prevention In Search of New Selves - Phyllis R Silverman Accommodating to Widowhood RT FOUR SUPPORTING FAMILIES THROUGH NON-NORMATIVE TRANSITIONS Prevention Programs for Divorcing Families - Arnold L Stolberg Stopping the Violence - Carolyn F Swift Prevention Strategies for Families Prevention of Emotional Problems in Children with Chronic Illness and Their Families - Ruth E K Stein, Dorothy Jones Jessop and Henry T Ireys Support Groups for Caregivers of Memory-Impaired Elderly - Linda K George and Lisa P Gwyther Easing Caregiver Burden PART FIVE: OVERVIEWS Integration - Richard H Price The Preventionist's Craft What Makes Primary Prevention Programs Work? - Lynne A Bond and Barry M Wagner

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