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CONTEMPORARY FAMILY THERAPY An International Journal CONTENTS VOLUME 15, NUMBER 1 FEBRUARY 1993 SPECIAL ISSUE ON CRITICAL ISSUES IN MARITAL AND FAMILY THERAPY EDUCATION Kenneth V. Hardy and William C. Nichols, Editors INTRODUCTION William C. Nichols Transformations in Family Therapy Supervision LIVE SUPERVISION IN THE POSTMODERN ERA OF FAMILY THERAPY: ISSUES, REFLECTIONS, AND QUESTIONS Kenneth V. Hardy SUPERVISING THE PERSON OF THE THERAPIST: ISSUES, CHALLENGES AND DILEMMAS Marlene F. Watson Bridging Family and Individual Assessment FAMILY PSYCHOPATHOLOGY: CROSS TRAINING GRADUATE MARITAL AND FAMILY THERAPY STUDENTS IN FAMILY ASSESSMENT AND PSYCHIATRIC NOSOLOGY A. Melton Strozier, Jr., and Mary Anne Armour Changing Research Orientations and Methods OUTGROWING PHYSICS ENVY: RECONCEPTUALIZING SOCIAL RESEARCH David P. Nichols A FIELD GUIDE TO QUALITATIVE INQUIRY AND ITS CLINICAL RELEVANCE Jerry Gale The Changing Picture in Russia ON THE CUTTING EDGE: FAMILY THERAPY TRAINING IN RUSSIA ChanaWiner CONTEMPORARY FAMILY THERAPY An International Journal CONTENTS VOLUME 15, NUMBER 2 APRIL 1993 INTRODUCTION William C. Nichols Family Therapy Practice THE CHILD’S PARTICIPATION IN FAMILY THERAPY: A REVIEW AND A MODEL Claude Villeneuve and Catherine LaRoche FAMILY COPING STRATEGIES AND THE RURAL APPALACHIAN WORKING POOR Richard Greenlee and James Lantz RHETORICAL THEORY AND FAMILY THERAPY PRACTICE Dale E. Bertram, David Hale, and Carl Frusha Learning Family Therapy LEARNING SYMBOLIC-EXPERIENTIAL FAMILY THERAPY: ONE APPROACH Tammy Mitten and Fred P. Piercy Research and Family Health STRESS AND FAMILY HEALTH Sara Hunt Harper, Ruth A. Anderson, and William. T. Anderson CONTEMPORARY FAMILY THERAPY An International Journal CONTENTS VOLUME 15, NUMBER 3 JUNE 1993 181 WHAT'S IN THIS ISSUE William C. Nichols Family Therapy Practice DETRIANGULATION AND CONFLICT MANAGEMENT IN PARENT-ADOLESCENT RELATIONSHIPS: A MODEL Carl F. Johnson SYMBOLIC LOSS IN HORIZONTAL RELATING: DEFINING THE ROLE OF PARENTIFICATION IN ADDICTIVE/ DESTRUCTIVE RELATIONSHIPS Morrie Olson and Peter Gariti COUNTERTRANSFERENCE AS A CORRECTIVE EMOTIONAL EXPERIENCE IN EXISTENTIAL FAMILY THERAPY James Lantz MENARCHE: A CROSSROADS THAT PREVIEWS DEVELOPMENTAL CHANGE Paul V. Trad Research SEX-ROLE SIMILARITIES BETWEEN ADULTS AND THEIR PARENTS Samuel Juni and Donald W. Grimm CONTEMPORARY FAMILY THERAPY An International Journal CONTENTS VOLUME 15, NUMBER 4 AUGUST 1993 255 WHAT'S IN THIS ISSUE William C. Nichols Family Therapy Theory and Practice THE REACH OF SYSTEMS THEORY: A CLINICIAN’S RETROSPECTIVE, 1984-1993 Gerald H. Zuk (USA) THE LIMITS OF SYSTEMS THERAPY: THE PROBLEM OF INTIMACY Shirley Braverman (Canada) DEVELOPMENTAL PERSPECTIVES AND FAMILY THERAPY: THE MARITAL LIFE CYCLE William C. Nichols and Mary Anne Pace-Nichols (USA) Family Therapy Practice THE USE OF A CONSULTATION TEAM TO NETWORK FAMILIES WITH OTHER HELPING SYSTEMS Edward Mel Markowski, Harry I. Cain, and Michael Cascio (USA) CULTURE AND GENDER IN MARITAL THERAPY WITH ETHIOPIAN IMMIGRANTS: A CONVERSATION IN METAPHORS Amith Ben-David (Israel) THE THERAPEUTIC RELATIONSHIP IN FAMILY THERAPY: A COMMENT ON COADY Gerda L. Schulman (USA) CONTEMPORARY FAMILY THERAPY An International Journal CONTENTS VOLUME 15, NUMBER 5 OCTOBER 1993 345 WHAT’S IN THIS ISSUE William C. Nichols Education, Training, and Credentialing THE MARITAL AND FAMILY THERAPY EXAMINATION PROGRAM Robert E. Lee SYMLOG: CLINICAL TECHNOLOGY FOR THERAPIST FAMILY OF ORIGIN AND FAMILY SYSTEM APPRAISAL Tony D. Crespi Family Therapy Theory and Practice TREATING JEALOUSY AS A SYSTEM DYNAMIC IN RECOVERING ALCOHOLIC FAMILIES: AN APPLICATION OF THE SOCIAL NETWORK MODEL OF RECOVERY Mary W. Hicks and Thomas A. Cornille REDISCOVERING NAGY: WHAT HAPPENED TO CONTEXTUAL THERAPY? Charlotte Wilburn-McCoy Family Therapy Research and Practice CO-CREATING SHARED REALITIES WITH COUPLES Laurie B. Levine and Dean M. Busby CONTEMPORARY FAMILY THERAPY An International Journal CONTENTS VOLUME 15, NUMBER 6 DECEMBER 1993 425 WHAT’S IN THIS ISSUE William C. Nichols The Contemporary Scene: Law and Family Life WHAT JS A FAMILY? A CONTEMPORARY VIEW Lita Linzer Schwartz The Contemporary Scene: Movie Interpretation HUSBANDS AND WIVES Scott Johnsen Family Therapy Theory, Practice, and Research USING MINUCHIN’S STRUCTURAL FAMILY THERAPY TECHNIQUES WITH ITALIAN-AMERICAN FAMILIES M. Elaine Yaccarino THE DEGREE OF SIMILARITY OF DIFFERENTIATION OF SELF BETWEEN PARTNERS IN MARRIED AND DATING COUPLES: PRELIMINARY EVIDENCE Suzanne E. Bartle ATTRIBUTIONS RELATED TO WIFE ABUSE: A COMPARISON OF THE PERCEPTIONS OF VOLUNTEER ADVOCATE-COUNSELORS AND MARRIAGE AND FAMILY THERAPISTS Michael J. Sporakowski, A. J. McKeel, and Debra Madden-Derdich BOOK REVIEW EDITOR APPOINTED Contemporary Family Therapy INSTRUCTIONS TO CONTRIBUTORS