Families and Mental Illness: New Directions in Professional Practice

Diane T. Marsh

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Preface Introduction The Conceptual and Empirical Context New Directions in Professional Practice Life-span Perspectives The Subjective Burden The Family System Family Subsystems Coping and Adaptation The Needs of Families Nonclinical Intervention Clinical Intervention Making the System More Responsive Bibliography Index

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