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CONTEMPORARY FAMILY THERAPY An International Journal CONTENTS VOLUME 14, NUMBER 1 FEBRUARY 1992 Clinical BEYOND HOME-BASED FAMILY INTERVENTION: A MULTI-FAMILY APPROACH TOWARD CHANGE John J. Zarksi, Harry J. Aponte, Catherine Bixenstine, and Pamela Cibik A GENDER-INFORMED MODEL OF COUPLE AND FAMILY THERAPY: RELATIONSHIP ENHANCEMENT THERAPY Maryhelen Snyder Theoretical WHY FAMILIES ARE NOT LIKE SWAMPS, SOLAR SYSTEMS, OR THERMOSTATS: SOME LIMITS OF SYSTEMS THEORY AS APPLIED TO FAMILY THERAPY William T. Merkel and H. Russell Searight Research DIVORCE IN THE KIBBUTZ: AFFECTIVE RESPONSES TO SEPARATION Mordecai Kaffman, Esther Elizur, Shery] Shoham, Nina Gilead-Roelofs, and Leah Shefatya ALCOHOLISM TREATMENT AND MARRIAGE AND FAMILY THERAPISTS: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY Sandra A. Zygarlicki and Thomas Edward Smith YOUNG ADULTS’ PREFERENCES FOR PREMARITAL PREPARATION PROGRAM DESIGNS: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY Benjamin Silliman, Walter R. Schumm, and Anthony P. Jurich CONTEMPORARY FAMILY THERAPY An International Journal CONTENTS VOLUME 14, NUMBER 2 APRIL 1992 Politics and Family Therapy 103 POLITICAL FAMILIES IN THERAPY: THE IMPACT OF MEDIA COVERAGE AND THERAPEUTIC ISSUES Florence W. Kaslow Supervision MARITAL AND FAMILY THERAPY SUPERVISION: A RELATIONAL-ATTACHMENT MODEL E. Wayne Hill PERCEPTIONS OF PRIMARY FAMILY THERAPY SUPERVISORY TECHNIQUES: A CRITICAL INCIDENT ANALYSIS Joseph L. Wetchler and Kathryn A. Vaughn Family Therapy Education and Training RAIDS UPON THE RANDOM IN FAMILY THERAPY TRAINING: DISCOVERING WHAT BECOMES SIGNIFICANT LaNae Valentine and Kenneth L. Stewart MYTHS OF BRIEF FAMILY THERAPY TASK INTERVENTION Marcia D. Brown-Standridge Poetry and Family Therapy Issues DISTANCE AND FUSION IN ROBINSON JEFFERY’ “THE PURSE-SEINE” AND OTHER POEMS Scott Johnson CONTEMPORARY FAMILY THERAPY An International Journal CONTENTS VOLUME 14, NUMBER 3 JUNE 1992 Family Distress THE FAMILY DISTRESS MODEL: A CONCEPTUAL AND CLINICAL APPLICATION OF REISS’ STRONG BONDS FINDING Thomas A. Cornille and Daniel R. Boroto Gender and Assessment GENDER AND FAMILY THERAPY: ADDING A BI-LEVEL BELIEF SYSTEMS COMPONENT TO ASSESSMENT Linda L. Terry Network Therapy and Relational Disorders THE ROLE OF NETWORK THERAPY IN THE TREATMENT OF RELATIONAL DISORDERS: CULTS AND FOLIE A DEUX Mark I. Sirkin and Uri Rueveni Family of Origin THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PERSONAL AUTHORITY IN THE FAMILY SYSTEM AND DISCOVERY OF MEANING IN LIFE Jon K. Reid and William T. Anderson BALANCING THE LEDGER: AN APPLICATION OF NAGY’S THEORIES TO THE STUDY OF CONTINUITY AND CHANGE AMONG GENERATIONS Carmen Knudson-Martin Family Defenses and Object Relations FAMILIAL DYADIC PATTERNS IN DEFENSES AND OBJECT RELATIONS Samuel Juni CONTEMPORARY FAMILY THERAPY An International Journal CONTENTS VOLUME 14, NUMBER 4 AUGUST 1992 271 INTRODUCTION William C. Nichols, Editor Pushing the Boundaries: Theoretical Offerings THE LOGIC OF DELUSION Gerald H. Zuk and Carmen Veiga Zuk THE APPLICATION OF PROSPECTIVE STRATEGIES TO FAMILY THERAPY Paul V. Trad Working with People: Clinical Applications A BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL MODEL FOR TREATING INFERTILITY Lee Williams, Richard Bischoff, and Jacqueline Ludes SINGLE PARENTING: INTERVENTIONS IN THE TRANSITIONAL STAGE Kris Kissman Assessing Interventions: Research on Clinical Applications TREATING EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED YOUTH: A COMPARISON OF HOME-BASED AND OUTPATIENT INTERVENTIONS John J. Zarski and Leslie Barnes Fluharty CONTEMPORARY FAMILY THERAPY An International Journal CONTENTS VOLUME 14, NUMBER 5 OCTOBER 1992 353 WHAT’S IN THIS ISSUE William C. Nichols, Editor The Therapist’s Self and Identity WHAT'S IN A THERAPIST’S NAME? Milo F. Benningfield ® Working with People: Clinical Applications TOPOGRAPHICAL ASPECTS OF MARITAL DIFFICULTIES: THEIR INTEGRATION IN THE ASSESSMENT AND IN THE MANAGEMENT PROCESS Francisco J. Vaz-Leal and Maria S. Salcedo-Salcedo STORM CLOUDS ARE COMING: WAYS TO HELP COUPLES RECONSTRUCT THE CRISIS OF INFERTILITY Joan D. Atwood and Steven Dobkin RESISTANCE IN FAMILY LOGOTHERAPY James Lantz Researching Clinical Practice A QUALITATIVE UNDERSTANDING OF REFLECTIVE- TEAMS, II: THERAPISTS’ PERSPECTIVES Thomas Edward Smith, Mark Winton, and Marianne Yoshioka CONTEMPORARY FAMILY THERAPY An International Journal CONTENTS VOLUME 14, NUMBER 6 DECEMBER 1992 435 WHAT'S IN THIS ISSUE William C. Nichols, Editor Working with People: Clinical Applications TIGERS ARE SOMETHING ELSE: A CASE FOR FAMILY PLAY Dean M. Busby and Akson C. Lufkin STORIES AND TALES IN LOGOTHERAPY WITH URBAN- APPALACHIAN FAMILIES James Lantz and Karen Harper Theoretical Advances Relating to Practice RATIONALE AND DIRECTIONS FOR AN INCREASED EMPHASIS ON THE THERAPEUTIC RELATIONSHIP IN FAMILY THERAPY Nick F. Coady A DEVELOPMENTAL PERSPECTIVE ON THE USE OF METAPHORS IN FAMILY THERAPY Paul V. Trad Research Implications for Clinical Practice PREMARITAL COUNSELING: A NEEDS ASSESSMENT AMONG ENGAGED INDIVIDUALS Lee M. Williams