Families in Society January-December 1991: Vol 72 Index

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Families in Society: The Journal of Contemporary Human Services
Copyright © 1991 Family Service America, Inc.
Index
Advocacy
Volume 72, Numbers 1-10 “Community-Based Counseling Services for Deaf and Hard-
of-Hearing Individuals” (At the Agency), Pridgen,
January 1991—December 1991
March: 174-176
This index is in three parts: Subjects (below), Authors (p. “A Family Practice Model for the 1990s,” Erickson (and
637), and Book Reviews (p. 640). Moynihan and Williams), May: 286-293
“New Directions for Mental Health Services for Families and
Children,” Lourie (and Katz-Leavy), May: 277-285
“Skill Building for Effective Intervention with Homeless
Families,” Ziefert (and Brown), April: 212-219
Subjects
Affective Disorders
Administration “Screening for Affective Disorders,” Rauch (and Sarno and
“The Rual Branch Office: Planning, Marketing, Commit- Simpson), December: 602-609
ment,” Waltman (and Czarnecki and Miller), January:
45-50 Aged and Aging
“The Black Elderly and Community-Based Social Services”
Adolescence and Adolescents (Research Note), Spence, June: 371-374
“Assessing Adolescent Parents and Their Infants: Individual- “Holocaust Survivors and the Crisis of Aging,” Cohen,
ized Family Service Planning,” Moroz (and Allen- April: 226-232
Meares), October: 461-468
“Clinical and Cultural Issues in the Treatment of Biracial Agencies
and Bicultural Adolescents,” Gibbs (and Moskowitz- “Implementing Agency-based Social-Support Skill Train-
Sweet), December: 579-592 ing,” Lovell (and Richey), November: 563-573
“Cultural Variables in Asian Indian Families,” Segal, April: “The Public Sector and Voluntary Agencies—A Time for
233-242 Partnership” (Washington Alert), Langley, September:
“Diary of a Boys’ Group: January 16, 1991” (Essay), Malekoff, 433-434
April: 243-244 “The Rural Branch Office: Planning, Marketing, Commit-
“An Overview of Adolescent Development, Behavior, and ment,” Waltman (and Czarnecki and Miller), January:
Clinical Intervention,” Rubenstein, April: 220-225 45-50
“Parent—Professional Collaboration on Behalf of Children
with Learning Disabilities,” Malekoff (and Johnson AIDS
and Klappersack), September: 416-424 “Anticipatory Mourning of Middle-Aged Parents of Adult
“A Structural Analysis of Families Adopting Special- Children with AIDS,” Dane, February: 108-115
Needs Children,” Groze (and Rosenthal), October: “From Resistances to Rewards: Social Workers’ Experiences
469-482 and Attitudes toward AIDS,” Gillman, December:
“Unwed Teenage Pregnancy: Family Relationships with the 593-601
Father of the Baby,” Cervera, January: 29-37
Alcoholism
Adoption “Assessing the Drug-Involved Client,” Griffin, February:
“The Birth Father: A Neglected Element in the Adoption
Equation,” Sachdev, March: 131-139 “Criteria for Selecting Practice Theories: Working with
“Single Parents and Their Adopted Children: A Psychoso- Alcoholic Women,” Burman (and Allen-Meares),
cial Analysis,” Groze (and Rosenthal), February: 67-77 September: 387-393
“A Structural Analysis of Families Adopting Special-Needs
Children,” Groze (and Rosenthal), October: 469-482 Assessment
“Assessing Adolescent Parents and Their Infants: Individual-
Adult Children ized Family Service Planning,” Moroz (and Allen-
“Anticipatory Mourning of Middle-Aged Parents of Adult Meares), October: 461-468
Children with AIDS,” Dane, February: 108-115 “Assessing the Drug-Involved Client,” Griffin, February:
“The Birth Father: A Neglected Element in the Adoption 87-94
Equation,” Sachdev, March: 131-139 “Assessing Violent Couples,” Douglas, November: 525-535
“Clinical Considerations for Adults Abused as Children,” “Assessment of the School-Age Child,” Lucco, September:
Wartel, March: 157-163 394-408
“Assessment Revisited: A Comprehensive Approach to
Adult Development Understanding Family Dynamics,” McPhatter, January:
“Adults with Undiagnosed Learning Disabilities: Practice 11-22
Considerations,” Kaplan (and Shachter), April: “Clinical and Cultural Issues in the Treatment of Biracial
195-201 and Bicultural Adolescents,” Gibbs (and Moskowitz-
Families in Society: The Journal of Contemporary Human Services
Copyright © 1991 Family Service America, Inc.
Index
Advocacy
Volume 72, Numbers 1-10 “Community-Based Counseling Services for Deaf and Hard-
of-Hearing Individuals” (At the Agency), Pridgen,
January 1991—December 1991
March: 174-176
This index is in three parts: Subjects (below), Authors (p. “A Family Practice Model for the 1990s,” Erickson (and
637), and Book Reviews (p. 640). Moynihan and Williams), May: 286-293
“New Directions for Mental Health Services for Families and
Children,” Lourie (and Katz-Leavy), May: 277-285
“Skill Building for Effective Intervention with Homeless
Families,” Ziefert (and Brown), April: 212-219
Subjects
Affective Disorders
Administration “Screening for Affective Disorders,” Rauch (and Sarno and
“The Rual Branch Office: Planning, Marketing, Commit- Simpson), December: 602-609
ment,” Waltman (and Czarnecki and Miller), January:
45-50 Aged and Aging
“The Black Elderly and Community-Based Social Services”
Adolescence and Adolescents (Research Note), Spence, June: 371-374
“Assessing Adolescent Parents and Their Infants: Individual- “Holocaust Survivors and the Crisis of Aging,” Cohen,
ized Family Service Planning,” Moroz (and Allen- April: 226-232
Meares), October: 461-468
“Clinical and Cultural Issues in the Treatment of Biracial Agencies
and Bicultural Adolescents,” Gibbs (and Moskowitz- “Implementing Agency-based Social-Support Skill Train-
Sweet), December: 579-592 ing,” Lovell (and Richey), November: 563-573
“Cultural Variables in Asian Indian Families,” Segal, April: “The Public Sector and Voluntary Agencies—A Time for
233-242 Partnership” (Washington Alert), Langley, September:
“Diary of a Boys’ Group: January 16, 1991” (Essay), Malekoff, 433-434
April: 243-244 “The Rural Branch Office: Planning, Marketing, Commit-
“An Overview of Adolescent Development, Behavior, and ment,” Waltman (and Czarnecki and Miller), January:
Clinical Intervention,” Rubenstein, April: 220-225 45-50
“Parent—Professional Collaboration on Behalf of Children
with Learning Disabilities,” Malekoff (and Johnson AIDS
and Klappersack), September: 416-424 “Anticipatory Mourning of Middle-Aged Parents of Adult
“A Structural Analysis of Families Adopting Special- Children with AIDS,” Dane, February: 108-115
Needs Children,” Groze (and Rosenthal), October: “From Resistances to Rewards: Social Workers’ Experiences
469-482 and Attitudes toward AIDS,” Gillman, December:
“Unwed Teenage Pregnancy: Family Relationships with the 593-601
Father of the Baby,” Cervera, January: 29-37
Alcoholism
Adoption “Assessing the Drug-Involved Client,” Griffin, February:
“The Birth Father: A Neglected Element in the Adoption
Equation,” Sachdev, March: 131-139 “Criteria for Selecting Practice Theories: Working with
“Single Parents and Their Adopted Children: A Psychoso- Alcoholic Women,” Burman (and Allen-Meares),
cial Analysis,” Groze (and Rosenthal), February: 67-77 September: 387-393
“A Structural Analysis of Families Adopting Special-Needs
Children,” Groze (and Rosenthal), October: 469-482 Assessment
“Assessing Adolescent Parents and Their Infants: Individual-
Adult Children ized Family Service Planning,” Moroz (and Allen-
“Anticipatory Mourning of Middle-Aged Parents of Adult Meares), October: 461-468
Children with AIDS,” Dane, February: 108-115 “Assessing the Drug-Involved Client,” Griffin, February:
“The Birth Father: A Neglected Element in the Adoption 87-94
Equation,” Sachdev, March: 131-139 “Assessing Violent Couples,” Douglas, November: 525-535
“Clinical Considerations for Adults Abused as Children,” “Assessment of the School-Age Child,” Lucco, September:
Wartel, March: 157-163 394-408
“Assessment Revisited: A Comprehensive Approach to
Adult Development Understanding Family Dynamics,” McPhatter, January:
“Adults with Undiagnosed Learning Disabilities: Practice 11-22
Considerations,” Kaplan (and Shachter), April: “Clinical and Cultural Issues in the Treatment of Biracial
195-201 and Bicultural Adolescents,” Gibbs (and Moskowitz-
Sweet), December: 579-592 Child Placement
“Family Treatment Assessment for Novices,” Paquin (and “The Leadership Challenge in Family-Based Services: Policy,
Bushorn), June: 353-359 Practice, and Research,” Whittaker, May: 294-300
“Interview Techniques to Assess Sexual Disorders,” Fedoroff,
March: 140-146 Child Sexual Abuse
“Mothers of Incest Victims: Villains, Victims, or Protectors?” “Clinical Considerations for Adults Abused as Children,”
Elbow (and Mayfield), February: 78-86; Letters & Wartel, March: 157-163
Comments, June: 375 “Mothers of Incest Victims: Villains, Victims, or Protectors?”
“An Overview of Adolescent Development, Behavior, and Elbow (and Mayfield), February: 78-86; Letters &
Clinical Intervention,” Rubenstein, April: 220-225 Comments, June: 375
“Screening for Affective Disorders,” Rauch (and Sarno and “Studying Sensitive Family Issues: Problems and Possibilities
Simpson), December: 602-609 for Practitioners,” Kilpatrick (and Lockhart), Decem-
ber: 610-617
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
“Adults with Undiagnosed Learning Disabilities: Practice Children
Considerations,” Kaplan (and Shachter), April: “American Families: Changes and Challenges” (Essay),
195-201 Johnson, October: 502-507
“Assessing Adolescent Parents and Their Infants: Individual-
Brief Therapy ized Family Service Planning,” Moroz (and Allen-
“The Use of Single-System Design with Systemic Brief Prob- Meares), October: 461-468
lem-Solving Therapy,” Slonim-Nevo (and Vosler), Jan- “Assessment of the School-Age Child,” Lucco, September:
uary: 38-44 394-408
“The Changing Lives of Young Children: Infant Child Care
Case Management as a Normative Experience” (Research Note), Mar-
“Implementing Agency-based Social-Support Skill Train- shall, October: 496-501
ing,” Lovell (and Richey), November: 563-573 “The Dynamics of Day Care,” Frankel, January: 3-10
“The Man Who Kept a Bug for a Pet” (Case Study), Jackson, “Family Structure and Stressors in a Child Guidance Clinic
January: 51-53 Population,” Vosler (and Proctor), March: 164-173
“Grandparents of Disabled Grandchildren: Hopes, Fears, and
Case Records Adaptation,” Seligman, March: 147-152
“Client-Focused Recording: Linking Theory and Practice,” “Implementing Reunification Services,” Fein (and Staff),
Tebb, September: 425-432 June: 335-343
“Intervention with Male Toddlers Who Have Witnessed
Casework Practice Parental Violence,” Davies, Novernber: 515-524
“Criteria for Terminating Treatment,” Fortune (and Pearlingi “The Leadership Challenge in Family-Based Services: Policy,
and Rochelle), June: 366-370 Practice, and Research,” Whittaker, May: 294-300
Q&A, Goldstein, February: 121-122 “New Directions for Mental Health Services for Families and
Children,” Lourie (and Katz-Leavy), May: 277-285
Child Abuse “Parent—Professional Collaboration on Behalf of Children
“Clinical Considerations for Adults Abused as Children,” with Learning Disabilities,” Malekoff (and Johnson
Wartel, March: 157-163 and Klappersack), September: 416-424
“Implementing Agency-based Social-Support Skill Train- “Schools and Social Services: A Nascent Partnership”
ing,” Lovell (and Richey), November: 563-573 (Essay), Levy, May: 310-313
“Implementing Reunification Services,” Fein (and Staff), “Single Parents and Their Adopted Children: A Psychoso-
June: 335-343 cial Analysis,” Groze (and Rosenthal), February: 67-77
“Multiple Personality Disorder: A Challenge to Practition-
ers,” Giancarlo, February: 95-102 Client Strengths
“A Service Program for Safe-Home Children,” Gibson (and “Communicating by Doing,” Middleman (and Wood),
Gutierrez), November: 554-562 March: 153-156
Child Care Clients’ Rights
“The Affordability of Child Care for the Working Poor,” “The Birth Father: A Neglected Element in the Adoption
Marshall (and Marx), April: 202-211 Equation,” Sachdev, March: 131-139
“The Changing Lives of Young Children: Infant Child Care “Patient ‘Dumping’ of Poor Families,” Taira (and Taira),
as a Normative Experience” (Research Note), Mar- September: 409-415
shall, October: 496-501 “Sexual Behavior in Group Residences: An Ethics Dilem-
“The Dynamics of Day Care,” Frankel, January: 3-10 ma,” Howard (and Lipsitz, Sheppard, and Steinitz),
June: 360-365
Child Neglect
“Clinical Considerations for Adults Abused as Children,” Communication
Wartel, March: 157-163 “Communicating by Doing,” Middleman (and Wood),
“Implementing Agency-based Social-Support Skill Train- March: 153-156
ing,” Lovell (and Richey), November: 563-573 “Community-Based Counseling Services for Deaf and Hard-
“Implementing Reunification Services,” Fein (and Staff), of-Hearing Individuals” (At the Agency), Pridgen,
June: 335-343 March: 174-176
“A Service Program for Safe-Home Children,” Gibson (and “Cultural Variables in Asian Indian Families,” Segal, April:
Gutierrez), November: 554-562 233-242
Families in Society
December 1991
“The Man Who Kept a Bug for a Pet” (Case Study), Jackson, “Cultural Variabies in Asian Indian Families,” Segal, April:
January: 51-53 233-242
Community Day Care
“A Family Practice Model for the 1990s,” Erickson (and “The Affordability of Child Care for the Working Poor,”
Moynihan and Williams), May: 286-293 Marshall (and Marx), April: 202-211
“Services to Families: The View from the States,” Farrow, “The Changing Lives of Young Children: Infant Child Care
May: 268-276 as a Normative Experience” (Research Note), Mar-
shall, October: 496-501
Continuing Education Program “The Dynamics of Day Care,” Frankel, January: 3-10
“Assessing Violent Couples,” Douglas, November: 525-535
“Assessment of the School-Age Child,” Lucco, September: Deafness
394-408 “Community-Based Counseling Services for Deaf and Hard-
“Assessment Revisited: A Comprehensive Approach to of-Hearing Individuals” (At the Agency), Pridgen,
Understanding Family Dynamics,” McPhatter, January: March: 174-176
11-22
“The Birth Father: A Neglected Element in the Adoption Death and Dying
Equation,” Sachdev, March: 131-139 “Anticipatory Mourning of Middle-Aged Parents of Adult
“Clinical and Cultural Issues in the Treatment of Biracial and Children with AIDS,” Dane, February: 108-115
Bicultural Adolescents,” Gibbs (and Moskowitz-
Sweet), December: 579-592 Depression
“Cultural Variables in Asian Indian Families,” Segal, April: “Screening for Affective Disorders,” Rauch (and Sarno and
233-242 Simpson), December: 602-609
“The Family and Schizophrenia: Toward a Psychoeducational
Approach,” Simon (and McNeil, Franklin, and Coop- Development Process
erman), June: 323-334; Letters & Comments, Septem- “Adults with Undiagnosed Leaming Disabilities: Practice Con-
ber: 435-438 siderations,” Kaplan (and Shachter), April: 195-201
“Mothers of Incest Victims: Villains, Victims, or Protectors?” “Assessment of the School-Age Child,” Lucco, September:
Elbow (and Mayfield), February: 78-86; Letters & 394-408
Comments, June: 375 “An Overview of Adolescent Development, Behavior, and
“Services to Families: The View from the States,” Farrow, Clinical Intervention,” Rubenstein, April: 220-225
May: 268-276
“A Structural Analysis of Families Adopting Special-Needs Develo iti
Children,” Groze (and Roserithal), October: 469-482 “Adults with Undiagnosed Learning Disabilities: Practice
Considerations,” Kaplan (and Shachter), April:
Counseling 195-201
“Adults with Undiagnosed Learning Disabilities: Practice “Assessment of the School-Age Child,” Lucco, September:
Considerations,” Kaplan (and Shachter), April: 394-408
195-201 “Grandparents of Disabled Grandchildren: Hopes, Fears, and
“Assessing the Drug-Involved Client,” Griffin, February: Adaptation,” Seligman, March: 147-152
87-94 “Parent—Professional Collaboration on Behalf of Children
“Clinical Considerations for Adults Abused as Children,” with Learning Disabilities,” Malekoff (and Johnson and
Wartel, March: 157-163 Klappersack), September: 416-424
“Community-Based Counseling Services for Deaf and Hard- “Sexual Behavior in Group Residences: An Ethics Dilemma,”
of-Hearing Individuals” (At the Agency), Pridgen, Howard (and Lipsitz, Sheppard, and Steinitz), June:
March: 174-176 360-365
“Criteria for Selecting Practice Theories: Working with
Alcoholic Women,” Burman (and Allen-Meares), Diagnosis
September: 387-393 “Adults with Undiagnosed Learning Disabilities: Practice
“Criteria for Terminating Treatment,” Fortune (and Pearlingi Considerations,” Kaplan (and Shachter), April:
and Rochelle), June: 366-370 195-201
“Cultural Variables in Asian Indian Families,” Segal, April: “Assessment of the School-Age Child,” Lucco, September:
233-242 394-408
“Holocaust Survivors and the Crisis of Aging,” Cohen, April: “Multiple Personality Disorder: A Challenge to Practition-
226-232 ers,” Giancarlo, February: 95-102
“Screening for Affective Disorders,” Rauch (and Sarno and
Countertransference Simpson), December: 602-609
“From Resistances to Rewards: Social Workers’ Experiences
and Attitudes toward AIDS,” Gillman, December: Drug Abuse
593-601 “Assessing the Drug-Involved Client,” Griffin, February: 87-94
Cultural Traditions & Issues Ecological Systems Theory
“The Black Elderly and Community-Based Social Services” “Assessment Revisited: A Comprehensive Approach to Under-
(Research Note), Spence, June: 371-374 standing Family Dynamics,” McPhatter, January: 11-22
“Clinical and Cultural Issues in the Treatment of Biracial and
Bicultural Adolescents,” Gibbs (and Moskowitz- Economy
Sweet), December: 579-592 “Social Policy in Disarray: The Beleaguered American Fami-
ly,” Abramovitz, October: 483-495 September: 435-438
“Family Structure and Stressors in a Child Guidance Clinic
Education Population,” Vosler (and Proctor), March: 164-173
“Adults with Undiagnosed Learning Disabilities: Practice “Family Treatment Assessment for Novices,” Paquin (and
Considerations,” Kaplan (and Shachter), April: Bushorn), June: 353-359
195-201 “Family Violence: Toward a Family-oriented Public Policy”
(Washington Alert), Langley, November: 574-576
E mpowerment “Feminist-Based Social Work with Single-Parent Families,”
“Empowerment of Incest Survivors: Speaking Out,” Nelson, Kissman, January: 23-28
December: 618-624 “Grandparents of Disabled Grandchildren: Hopes, Fears, and
Adaptation,” Seligman, March: 147-152
Environment “Group Intervention Strategies with Domestic Abusers,”
“The Man Who Kept a Bug for a Pet” (Case Study), Jackson, Sakai, November: 536-542
January: 51-53 “Implementing Agency-based Social-Support Skill Train-
ing,” Lovell (and Richey), November: 563-573
Ethics “Implementing Reunification Services,” Fein (and Staff),
“Sexual Behavior in Group Residences: An Ethics Dilem- June: 335-343
ma,” Howard (and Lipsitz, Sheppard, and Steinitz), “Initial Impact of Plant Closings on Automobile Workers
June: 360-365 and Their Families,” Hoffman (and Carpentier-Alting,
Thomas, Hamilton, and Broman), February: 103-107
Ethnicity “The Leadership Challenge in Family-Based Services: Policy,
“The Black Elderly and Community-Based Social Services” Practice, and Research,” Whittaker, May: 294-300
(Research Note), Spence, June: 371-374 “New Directions for Mental Health Services for Families and
“Clinical and Cultural Issues in the Treatment of Biracial Children,” Lourie (and Katz-Leavy), May: 277-285
and Bicultural Adolescents,” Gibbs (and Moskowitz- “Patient ‘Dumping’ of Poor Families,” Taira (and Taira),
Sweet), December: 579-592 September: 409-415
“Cultural Variables in Asian Indian Families,” Segal, April: “Patterns of Work and Poverty: Exploratory Profiles of Work-
233-242 ing-Poor Households,” Caputo, October: 451-460
“Schools and Social Services: A Nascent Partnership”
Evaluation (Essay), Levy, May: 310-313
“Assessment Revisited: A Comprehensive Approach to “A Service Program for Safe-Home Children,” Gibson (and
Understanding Family Dynamics,” McPhatter, January: Gutierrez), November: 554-562
11-22 “Single Parents and Their Adopted Children: A Psychoso-
“Interview Techniques to Assess Sexual Disorders,” Fedoroff, cial Analysis,” Groze (and Rosenthal), February: 67-77
March: 140-146 “Skill Building for Effective Intervention with Homeless
“The Use of Single-System Design with Systemic Brief Prob- Families,” Ziefert (and Brown), April: 212-219
lem-Solving Therapy,” Slonim-Nevo (and Vosler), Jan- “Social Policy in Disarray: The Beleaguered American Fami-
uary: 38-44 ly,” Abramovitz, October: 483-495
“A Structural Analysis of Families Adopting Special-Needs
Families Children,” Groze (and Rosenthal), October: 469-482
“The Affordability of Child Care for the Working Poor,”
Marshall (and Marx), April: 202-211 Family Agencies
“American Families: Changes and Challenges” (Essay), “Community-Based Counseling Services for Deaf and Hard-
ohnson, October: 502-507 of-Hearing Individuals” (At the Agency), Pridgen,
“Anticipatory Mourning of Middle-Aged Parents of Adult March: 174-176
Children with AIDS,” Dane, February: 108-115 “A Family Practice Model for the 1990s,” Erickson (and
“Assessing Adolescent Parents and Their Infants: Individual- Moynihan and Williams), May: 286—293
ized Family Service Planning,” Moroz (and Allen- “Foundations and Family-Based Services: Support, Innova-
Meares), October: 461-468 tion, and Leadership,” Massinga (and Cargal), May:
“Assessment Revisited: A Comprehensive Approach to 301-309
Understanding Family Dynamics,” McPhatter, January: “The Leadership Challenge in Family-Based Services: Policy,
11-22 Practice, and Research,” Whittaker, May: 294-300
“The Birth Father: A Neglected Element in the Adoption “The Rural Branch Office: Planning, Marketing, Commit-
Equation,” Sachdev, March: 131-139 ment,” Waltman (and Czarnecki and Miller), January:
“The Changing Lives of Young Children: Infant Child Care 45-50
as a Normative Experience” (Research Note), Mar- “Schools and Social Services: A Nascent Partnership”
shall, October: 496-501 (Essay), Levy, May: 310-313
“Clinical and Cultural Issues in the Treatment of Biracial “Services to Families: The View from the States,” Farrow,
and Bicultural Adolescents,” Gibbs (and Moskowitz- May: 268-276
Sweet), December: 579-592 “Sexual Behavior in Group Residences: An Ethics Dilem-
“The Coming of Age of Family Policy” (Essay), Langley, ma,” Howard (and Lipsitz, Sheppard, and Steinitz),
February: 116-120 June: 360-365
“Cultural Variables in Asian Indian Families,” Segal, April:
233-242 Family Finance
“The Family and Schizophrenia: Toward a Psychoeducation- “Initial Impact of Plant Closings on Automobile Workers
al Approach,” Simon (and McNeil, Franklin, and and Their Families,” Hoffman (and Carpentier-Alting,
Cooperman), June: 323-334; Letters & Comments, Thomas, Hamilton, and Broman), February: 103-107
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Families in Society
December 1991
Family Functions Fathers
“Feminist-Based Social Work with Single-Parent Families,” “The Birth Father: A Neglected Element in the Adoption
Kissman, January: 23-28 Equation,” Sachdev, March: 131-139
“Unwed Teenage Pregnancy: Family Relationships with the “Unwed Teenage Pregnancy: Family Relationships with the
Father of the Baby,” Cervera, January: 29-37 Father of the Baby,” Cervera, January: 29-37
Family Policy Feminism
“The Coming of Age of Family Policy” (Editorial Notes), “Feminist-Based Social Work with Single-Parent Families,”
Langley, May: 259-261 Kissman, January: 23-28
“The Coming of Age of Family Policy” (Essay), Langley,
February: 116-120 Foster Care
“The Dynamics of Day Care,” Frankel, January: 3-10 “Implementing Reunification Services,” Fein (and Staff),
“A Family Practice Model for the 1990s,” Erickson (and June: 335-343
Moynihan and Williams), May: 286-293
“Foundations and Family-Based Services: Support, Innova- Foundations
tion, and Leadership,” Massinga (and Cargal), May: “Foundations and Family-Based Services: Support, Innova-
301-309 tion, and Leadership,” Massinga (and Cargal), May:
“The Leadership Challenge in Family-Based Services: Policy, 301-309
Practice, and Research,” Whittaker, May: 294-300
“Patterns of Work and Poverty: Exploratory Profiles of Work- Funding I
ing-Poor Households,” Caputo, October: 451-460 “Foundations and Family-Based Services: Support, Innova-
“A Renewed Effort on Behalf of American Families: Coordi- tion, and Leadership,” Massinga (and Cargal), May:
nation and Partnership,” Kohl, May: 262-267 301-309
“Schools and Social Services: A Nascent Partnership” “New Directions for Mental Health Services for Families and
(Essay), Levy, May: 310-313 Children,” Lourie (and Katz-Leavy), May: 277-285
“Services to Families: The View from the States,” Farrow, “A Renewed Effort on Behalf of American Families: Coordi-
May: 268-276 nation and Partnership,” Kohl, May: 262-267
“Social Policy in Disarray: The Beleaguered American Fami-
ly,” Abramovitz, October: 483-495 Government
“The Changing World of Social Services” (Washington
Family Preservation Alert), Langley, April: 245-247
“The Leadership Challenge in Family-Based Services: Policy, “The Coming of Age of Family Policy” (Essay), Langley,
Practice, and Research,” Whittaker, May: 294-300 February: 116-120
“Family Violence: Toward a Family-oriented Public Policy”
Family Reunification (Washington Alert), Langley, November: 574-576
“Implementing Reunification Services,” Fein (and Staff), “The Public Sector and Voluntary Agencies—A Time for
June: 335-343 Partnership” (Washington Alert), Langley, September:
433-434
Family Therapy “A Renewed Effort on Behalf of American Families: Coordi-
“Family Treatment Assessment for Novices,” Paquin (and nation and Partnership,” Kohl, May: 262-267
Bushorn), June: 353-359 “Social Policy in Disarray: The Beleaguered American Fami-
ly,” Abramovitz, October: 483-495
Family Violence
“Assessing Violent Couples,” Douglas, November: Grandparents
525-535 “Grandparents of Disabled Grandchildren: Hopes, Fears, and
“Family Violence: Toward a Family-oriented Public Policy” Adaptation,” Seligman, March: 147--152
(Washington Alert), Langley, November: 574-576
“Group Intervention Strategies with Domestic Abusers,” Grief
Sakai, November: 536-542 “Anticipatory Mourning of Middle-Aged Parents of Adult
“Intervention with Male Toddlers Who Have Witnessed Children with AIDS,” Dane, February: 108-115
Parental Violence,” Davies, November: 515-524
“Multiple Personality Disorder: A Challenge to Practition- Group Therapy
ers,” Giancarlo, February: 95-102 “Diary of a Boys’ Group: January 16, 1991” (Essay), Malekoff,
“Rural Interventions in Woman Battering: One State’s April: 243-244
Strategies,” Edleson (and Frank), November: 543-553 “Group Intervention Strategies with Domestic Abusers,”
“A Service Program for Safe-Home Children,” Gibson (and Sakai, November: 536-542
Gutierrez), November: 554-562
“Studying Sensitive Family Issues: Problems and Possibilities Group Work
for Practitioners,” Kilpatrick (and Lockhart), Decem- “Communicating by Doing,” Middleman (and Wood),
ber: 610-617 March: 153-156
“Diary of a Boys’ Group: January 16, 1991” (Essay), Malekoff,
Family-Based Services April: 243-244
“Foundations and Family-Based Services: Support, Innova- “Empowerment of Incest Survivors: Speaking Out,” Nelson,
tion, and Leadership,” Massinga (and Cargal), May: December: 618-624
301-309 “Group Intervention Strategies with Domestic Abusers,”
“The Leadership Challenge in Family-Based Services: Policy, Sakai, November: 536-542
Practice, and Research,” Whittaker, May: 294-300 “Implementing Agency-based Social-Support Skill Training,”
Lovell (and Richey), November: 563-573 “Mothers of Incest Victims: Villains, Victims, or Protectors?”
“A Service Program for Safe-Home Children,” Gibson (and Elbow (and Mayfield), February: 78-86; Letters &
Gutierrez), November: 554-562 Comments, June: 375
“Multiple Personality Disorder: A Challenge to Practition-
Handicapped Persons ers,” Giancarlo, February: 95-102
“Communicating by Doing,” Middleman (and Wood),
March: 153-156 Industry and Social Work
“Community-Based Counseling Services for Deaf and Hard- “The Dynamics of Day Care,” Frankel, January: 3-10
of-Hearing Individuals” (At the Agency), Pridgen, “Initial Impact of Plant Closings on Automobile Workers
March: 174-176 and Their Families,” Hoffman (and Carpentier-Alt-
“Grandparents of Disabled Grandchildren: Hopes, Fears, and ing. at Hamilton, and Broman), February:
Adaptation,” Seligman, March: 147-152 103-10
Helping Networks Interagency Cooperation
“The Black Elderly and Community-Based Social Services” “A Family Practice Model for the 1990s,” Erickson (and
(Research Note), Spence, June: 371-374 Moynihan and Williams), May: 286-293
“Empowerment of Incest Survivors: Speaking Out,” Nelson, “New Directions for Mental Health Services for Families and
December: 618-624 Children,” Lourie (and Katz-Leavy), May: 277-285
“Implementing Agency-based Social-Support Skill Train-
ing,” Lovell (and Richey), November: 563-573 Interdisciplinary Teamwork
“Rural Interventions in Woman Battering: One State’s “A Family Practice Model for the 1990s,” Erickson (and
Strategies,” Edleson (and Frank), November: 543-553 Moynihan and Williams), May: 286-293
“Unwed Teenage Pregnancy: Family Relationships with the “New Directions for Mental Health Services for Families and
Father of the Baby,” Cervera, January: 29-37 Children,” Lourie (and Katz-Leavy), May: 277-285
Holocaust Survivors Intervention
“Holocaust Survivors and the Crisis of Aging,” Cohen, “Assessment Revisited: A Comprehensive Approach to
April: 226-232 Understanding Family Dynamics,” McPhatter, January:
11-22
Home Visits “Criteria for Selecting Practice Theories: Working with
“The Black Elderly and Community-Based Social Services” Alcoholic Women,” Burman (and Allen-Meares),
(Research Note), Spence, June: 371-374 September: 387-393
“Group Intervention Strategies with Domestic Abusers,”
Home-Based Services Sakai, November: 536-542
“Implementing Reunification Services,” Fein (and Staff), “Intervention with Male Toddlers Who Have Witnessed
June: 335-343 Parental Violence,” Davies, November: 515-524
“An Overview of Adolescent Development, Behavior,
Homelessness and Clinical Intervention,” Rubenstein, April:
“Skill Building for Effective Intervention with Homeless 220-225
Families,” Ziefert (and Brown), April: 212-219 “Skill Building for Effective Intervention with Homeless
Families,” Ziefert (and Brown), April: 212-219
Homosexuality “Unwed Teenage Pregnancy: Family Relationships with the
“Relational Contexts and Information Management among Father of the Baby,” Cervera, January: 29-37
Gay Men,” Cain, June: 344-352
Interviewing
Hospitals “Interview Techniques to Assess Sexual Disorders,” Fedoroff,
“Patient ‘Dumping’ of Poor Families,” Taira (and Taira), March: 140-146
September: 409-415
Learning Disabiliti
Identity “Adults with Undiagnosed Learning Disabilities: Practice Con-
“Clinical and Cultural Issues in the Treatment of Biracial siderations,” Kaplan (and Shachter), April: 195-201
and Bicultural Adolescents,” Gibbs (and Moskowitz- “Parent—Professional Collaboration on Behalf of Children
Sweet), December: 579-592 with Learning Disabilities,” Malekoff (and Johnson
“Cultural Variables in Asian Indian Families,” Segal, April: and Klappersack), September: 416-424
233-242
“Relational Contexts and Information Management among Legislation
Gay Men,” Cain, June: 344-352 “The Coming of Age of Family Policy” (Essay), Langley,
February: 116-120
Immigrants “A Renewed Effort on Behalf of American Families: Coordi-
“Cultural Variables in Asian Indian Families,” Segal, April: nation and Partnership,” Kohl, May: 262-267
233-242
Life-styles
Incest “Relational Contexts and Information Management among
“Clinical Considerations for Adults Abused as Children,” Gay Men,” Cain, June: 344-352
Wartel, March: 157-163
“Empowerment of Incest Survivors: Speaking Out,” Nelson, Management
December: 618-624 “The Rural Branch Office: Planning, Marketing, Commit-
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ment,” Waltman (and Czarnecki and Miller), January: “The Changing Lives of Young Children: Infant Child Care
45-50 as a Normative Experience” (Research Note), Mar-
shall, October: 496-501
Manic-Depression “Implementing Agency-based Social-Support Skill Training,”
“Screening for Affective Disorders,” Rauch (and Sarno and Lovell (and Richey), November: 563-573
Simpson), December: 602-609 “Parent—Professional Collaboration on Behalf of Children
with Learning Disabilities,” Malekoff (and Johnson and
Marital Violence Klappersack), September: 416-424
“Assessing Violent Couples,” Douglas, November: 525-535 “Single Parents and Their Adopted Children: A Psychosocial
“Group Intervention Strategies with Domestic Abusers,” Analysis,” Groze (and Rosenthal), February: 67-77
Sakai, November: 536-542 “Unwed Teenage Pregnancy: Family Relationships with the
“Intervention with Male Toddlers Who Have Witnessed Father of the Baby,” Cervera, January: 29-37
Parental Violence,” Davies, November: 515-524
“Rural Interventions in Woman Battering: One State’s Physical Illness
Strategies,” Edleson (and Frank), November: 543-553 “Patient ‘Dumping’ of Poor Families,” Taira (and Taira),
“Studying Sensitive Family Issues: Problems and Possibilities September: 409-415
for Practitioners,” Kilpatrick (and Lockhart), Decem-
ber: 610-617
“Foundations and Family-Based Services: Support, Innova-
Marketing Social Work tion, and Leadership,” Massinga (and Cargal), May:
“The Rural Branch Office: Planning, Marketing, Commit- 301-309
ment,” Waltman (and Czarnecki and Miller), January: “New Directions for Mental Health Services for Families and
45-50 Children,” Lourie (and Katz-Leavy), May: 277-285
“A Renewed Effort on Behalf of American Families: Coordi-
Mental Health nation and Partnership,” Kohl, May: 262-267
“Assessing the Drug-Involved Client,” Griffin, February: “Services to Families: The View from the States,” Farrow,
87-94 May: 268-276
“The Family and Schizophrenia: Toward a Psychoeducational
Approach,” Simon (and McNeil, Franklin, and Coop- Poor Families
erman), June: 323-334; Letters & Comments, Septem- “Patient ‘Dumping’ of Poor Families,” Taira (and Taira),
ber: 435-438 September: 409-415
“Multiple Personality Disorder: A Challenge to Practition-
ers,” Giancarlo, February: 95-102 P ‘overty
“New Directions for Mental Health Services for Families and “Patterns of Work and Poverty: Exploratory Profiles of Work-
Children,” Lourie (and Katz-Leavy), May: 277-285 ing-Poor Households,” Caputo, October: 451-460
“Sexual Behavior in Group Residences: An Ethics Dilemma,”
Howard (and Lipsitz, Sheppard, and Steinitz), June: Practice Theory
360-365 “Assessment Revisited: A Comprehensive Approach to
Understanding Family Dynamics,” McPhatter, January:
Mothers 11-22
“Mothers of Incest Victims: Villains, Victims, or Protectors?” “Communicating by Doing,” Middleman (and Wood),
Elbow (and Mayfield), February: 78-86; Letters & March: 153-156
Comments, June: 375 “Criteria for Selecting Practice Theories: Working with
Alcoholic Women,” Burman (and Allen-Meares),
Multiple Personality Disorder September: 387-393
“Multiple Personality Disorder: A Challenge to Practition-
ers,” Giancarlo, February: 95-102 Pregnancy
“Unwed Teenage Pregnancy: Family Relationships with the
Outreach Father of the Baby,” Cervera, January: 29-37
“The Black Elderly and Community-Based Social Services”
(Research Note), Spence, June: 371-374 Prevention
“The Rural Branch Office: Planning, Marketing, Commit- “Assessing Adolescent Parents and Their Infants: Individual-
ment,” Waltman (and Czarnecki and Miller), January: ized Family Service Planning,” Moroz (and Allen-
45-50 Meares), October: 461-468
“Skill Building for Effective Intervention with Homeless “Services to Families: The View from the States,” Farrow,
Families,” Ziefert (and Brown), April: 212-219 May: 268-276
Parents Protective Services
“The Affordability of Child Care for the Working Poor,” “Mothers of Incest Victims: Villains, Victims, or Protectors?”
Marshall (and Marx), April: 202-211 Elbow (and Mayfield), February: 78-86; Letters &
“Anticipatory Mourning of Middle-Aged Parents of Adult Comments, June: 375
Children with AIDS,” Dane, February: 108-115 “A Service Program for Safe-Home Children,” Gibson (and
“Assessing Adolescent Parents and Their Infants: Individual- Gutierrez), November: 554-562
ized Family Service Planning,” Moroz (and Allen-
Meares), October: 461-468 Psychiatric Social Work
“The Birth Father: A Neglected Element in the Adoption “Adults with Undiagnosed Learning Disabilities: Practice
Equation,” Sachdev, March: 131-139 Considerations,” Kaplan (and Shachter), April:
195-201 Thomas, Hamilton, and Broman), February: 103-107
“The Family and Schizophrenia: Toward a Psychoeducation- “The Leadership Challenge in Family-Based Services: Policy,
al Approach,” Simon (and McNeil, Franklin, and Practice, and Research,” Whittaker, May: 294-300
Cooperman), June: 323-334; Letters & Comments, “Patterns of Work and Poverty: Exploratory Profiles of Work-
September: 435-438 ing-Poor Households,” Caputo, October: 451-460
“Interview Techniques to Assess Sexual Disorders,” Fedoroff, “Single Parents and Their Adopted Children: A Psychoso-
March: 140-146 cial Analysis,” Groze (and Rosenthal), February: 67-77
“Screening for Affective Disorders,” Rauch (and Sarno and “A Structural Analysis of Families Adopting Special-Needs
Simpson), December: 602-609 Children,” Groze (and Rosenthal), October: 469-482
“Studying Sensitive Family Issues: Problems and Possibilities
Public Policy for Practitioners,” Kilpatrick (and Lockhart), Decem-
“The Affordability of Child Care for the Working Poor,” ber: 610-617
Marshall (and Marx), April: 202-211 “Unwed Teenage Pregnancy: Family Relationships with the
“The Changing World of Social Services” (Washington Father of the Baby,” Cervera, January: 29-37
Alert), Langley, April: 245-247
“Family Violence: Toward a Family-oriented Public Policy” Resistant Clients
(Washington Alert), Langley, November: 574-576 “Communicating by Doing,” Middleman (and Wood),
“New Directions for Mental Health Services for Families and March: 153-156
Children,” Lourie (and Katz-Leavy), May: 277-285 “Group Intervention Strategies with Domestic Abusers,”
“Patient ‘Dumping’ of Poor Families,” Taira (and Taira), Sakai, November: 536-542
September: 409-415 Q&A, Goldstein, February: 121-122
“Patterns of Work and Poverty: Exploratory Profiles of Work-
ing-Poor Households,” Caputo, October: 451-460 Rural Social Work
“The Public Sector and Voluntary Agencies—A Time for “The Rural Branch Office: Planning, Marketing, Commit-
Partnership” (Washington Alert), Langley, September: ment,” Waltman (and Czarnecki and Miller), January:
433-434 45-50
“A Renewed Effort on Behalf of American Families: Coordi- “Rural Interventions in Woman Battering: One State’s
nation and Partnership,” Kohl, May: 262-267 Strategies,” Edleson (and Frank), November: 543-553
“Schools and Social Services: A Nascent Partnership”
(Essay), Levy, May: 310-313 Schizophrenia
“Services to Families: The View from the States,” Farrow, “The Family and Schizophrenia: Toward a Psychoeducation-
May: 268-276 al Approach,” Simon (and McNeil, Franklin, and
“Social Policy in Disarray: The Beleaguered American Fami- Cooperman), June: 323-334; Letters & Comments,
ly,” Abramovitz, October: 483-495 September: 435-438
Public Sector School Social Work
“The Public Sector and Voluntary Agencies—A Time for “Schools and Social Services: A Nascent Partnership”
Partnership” (Washington Alert), Langley, September: (Essay), Levy, May: 310-313
433-434
Schools
Recording “Schools and Social Services: A Nascent Partnership”
“Client-Focused Recording: Linking Theory and Practice,” (Essay), Levy, May: 310-313
Tebb, September: 425-432
Self-Concept
Re “The Man Who Kept a Bug for a Pet” (Case Study), Jackson,
“Relational Contexts and Information Management among January: 51-53
Gay Men,” Cain, June: 344-352
Self-Help
Religion & Religious Issues “Empowerment of Incest Survivors: Speaking Out,” Nelson,
“Sexual Behavior in Group Residences: An Ethics Dilem- December: 618-624
ma,” Howard (and Lipsitz, Sheppard, and Steinitz),
June: 360-365 SexualD isorders
“Interview Techniques to Assess Sexual Disorders,” Fedoroff,
Remarred Families March: 140-146
“Family Structure and Stressors in a Child Guidance Clinic
Population,” Vosler (and Proctor), March: 164-173 Sexuauty
“Sexual Behavior in Group Residences: An Ethics Dilem-
Research ma,” Howard (and Lipsitz, Sheppard, and Steinitz),
“The Black Elderly and Community-Based Social Services” June: 360-365
(Research Note), Spence, June: 371-374
“The Changing Lives of Young Children: Infant Child Care Short-Term Treatment
as a Normative Experience” (Research Note), Mar- “The Use of Single-System Design with Systemic Brief Prob-
shall, October: 496-501 lem-Solving Therapy,” Slonim-Nevo (and Vosler), Jan-
“Criteria for Terminating Treatment,” Fortune (and Pearlingi uary: 38-44
and Rochelle), June: 366-370
“Initial Impact of Plant Closings on Automobile Workers Single Parents
and Their Families,” Hoffman (and Carpentier-Alting, “Family Structure and Stressors in a Child Guidance Clinic
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Population,” Vosler (and Proctor), March: 164-173 Alert), Langley, April: 245-247
“Feminist-Based Social Work with Single-Parent Families,” “The Coming of Age of Family Policy” (Essay), Langley,
Kissman, January: 23-28 February: 116-120
“Implementing Agency-based Social-Support Skill Training,” “Social Policy in Disarray: The Beleaguered American Fami-
Lovell (and Richey), November: 563-573 ly,” Abramovitz, October: 483-495
“Single Parents and Their Adopted Children: A Psychosocial
Analysis,” Groze (and Rosenthal), February: 67-77 Social Systems
“Unwed Teenage Pregnancy: Family Relationships with the “The Changing World of Social Services” (Washington
Father of the Baby,” Cervera, January: 29-37 Alert), Langley, April: 245-247
“The Coming of Age of Family Policy” (Essay), Langley,
Single-System Design February: 116-120
“The Use of Single-System Design with Systemic Brief Prob- “Schools and Social Services: A Nascent Partnership”
lem-Solving Tnerapy,” Slonim-Nevo (and Vosler), Jan- (Essay), Levy, May: 310-313
uary: 38-44
Social Work Education
Social Change “Client-Focused Recording: Linking Theory and Practice,”
“The Changing World of Social Services” (Washington Tebb, September: 425-432
Alert), Langley, April: 245-247 “From Resistances to Rewards: Social Workers’ Experiences
“Social Policy in Disarray: The Beleaguered American Fami- and Attitudes toward AIDS,” Gillman, December:
ly,” Abramovitz, October: 483-495 593-601
Social Interaction Special-Needs Children
“Relational Contexts and Information Management among “A Structural Analysis of Families Adopting Special-Needs
Gay Men,” Cain, June: 344-352 Children,” Groze (and Rosenthal), October: 469-482
Social Networks Staff and Staff Development
“The Black Elderly and Community-Based Social Services” “From Resistances to Rewards: Social Workers’ Experiences
(Research Note), Spence, June: 371-374 and Attitudes toward AIDS,” Gillman, December:
“Implementing Agency-based Social-Support Skill Training,” 593-601
Lovell (and Richey), November: 563-573
State Policy
Social Policy “Services to Families: The View from the States,” Farrow,
“The Affordability of Child Care for the Working Poor,” May: 268-276
Marshall (and Marx), April: 202-211
“American Families: Changes and Challenges” (Essay), John- Stress
son, October: 502-507 “Family Structure and Stressors in a Child Guidance Clinic
“The Changing Lives of Young Children: Infant Child Care Population,” Vosler (and Proctor), March: 164-173
as a Normative Experience” (Research Note), Mar-
shall, October: 496-501 Supervision
“The Changing World of Social Services” (Washington “Client-Focused Recording: Linking Theory and Practice,”
Alert), Langley, April: 245-247 Tebb, September: 425-432
“The Coming of Age of Family Policy” (Essay), Langley,
February: 116-120 Systems Theory
“The Dynamics of Day Care,” Frankel, January: 3-10 “Assessment Revisited: A Comprehensive Approach to
“A Family Practice Model for the 1990s,” Erickson (and Understanding Family Dynamics,” McPhatter, January:
Moynihan and Williams), May: 286-293 11-22
“Family Violence: Toward a Family-oriented Public Policy” “The Use of Single-System Design with Systemic Brief Prob-
(Washington Alert), Langley, November: 574-576 lem-Solving Therapy,” Slonim-Nevo (and Vosler), Jan-
“Foundations and Family-Based Services: Support, Innova- uary: 38-44
tion, and Leadership,” Massinga (and Cargal), May:
301-309 Termination
“Patterns of Work and Poverty: Exploratory Profiles of Work- “Criteria for Terminating Treatment,” Fortune (and Pearlingi
ing-Poor Households,” Caputo, October: 451-460 and Rochelle), June: 366-370
“The Public Sector and Voluntary Agencies—A Time for
Partnership” (Washington Alert), Langley, September: Training
433-434 “From Resistances to Rewards: Social Workers’ Experiences
“A Renewed Effort on Behalf of American Families: Coordi- and Attitudes toward AIDS,” Gillman, December:
nation and Partnership,” Kohl, May: 262-267 593-601
“Schools and Social Services: A Nascent Partnership”
(Essay), Levy, May: 310-313 Treatment Modalities
“Services to Families: The View from the States,” Farrow, “Family Treatment Assessment for Novices,” Paquin (and
May: 268-276 Bushor), June: 353-359
“Social Policy in Disarray: The Beleaguered American Fami-
ly,” Abramovitz, October: 483-495 U
“Initial Impact of Plant Closings on Automobile Workers
Social Reform and Their Families,” Hoffman (and Carpentier-Alting,
“The Changing World of Social Services” (Washington Thomas, Hamilton, and Broman), February: 103-107
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