Marriage and family consultation with ranch and farm families: an empirical family case study

Article Abstract:

Research is presented on therapy techniques used on a multigenerational, multicouple farm family, specifically to reduce stress intrinsic to agricultural production. These methods include problem identification, goal setting, reorganization of the family's business interrelationships and the introduction of self-care practices.

Statistical Data Included, Case studies, Marital psychotherapy, Couples therapy, Farmers

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Family adjustment following disclosure of homosexuality by a member: themes discerned in narrative accounts

Article Abstract:

Research is presented on distinct themes that emerge after a family member has gone public with his or her same-sex preference. These themes include setting rules for discussion of homosexuality, seeking information, exposure to normative homosexual lifestyles, and creating new expectations for the future.

Gays, Parents, Coming out (Homosexuality), Parents of gays

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