The way things were and still are

Article Abstract:

Harriette McAdoo discusses about his paternal family, maternal family, his early days of childhood, and his marriage. He considers the period of Ann Arbor in the 1960s as a very important phase where he made friends that remained dear to him throughout their lives. He also examines the variables of racial attitude and self- concept in Michigan.

Influence, McAdoo, Harriette

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Siblings revisited: old conflicts and new opportunities in later life

Article Abstract:

Techniques are presented to help adult siblings mend past disputes or to create a closer and more reciprocal relationship. These include addressing concealed issues, direct questioning concerning feelings and inquiries into how a situation is being perceived.

Psychological aspects, Sibling rivalry, Brothers and sisters

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An autobiographical sketch

Article Abstract:

The author tells the story of his life and how he entered the profession of family therapy. He spends some time showing the effect of his own family relations on his life.

Practice, Family psychotherapy, Family counseling, Psychologists

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