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Toward effective service to
individuals, divorcing
families, and stepfamilies |
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Professional Article
INDEX
A modular menu for human-service providers
By
Peter K. Gerlach, MSW |

The Web address of this
index is
http://sfhelp.org/etx/etx_index.htm
Note
- this model and series was originally designed to focus on effective clinical
work with typical di-vorcing families and stepfamilies. It is being reorganized
in 2009 to pertain to all "low-nurturance" (multi-problem,
"dysfunctional") families, and persons recovering from early-childhood trauma
("Grown Wounded Children" - GWCs). Sections still hilight keys to serving
divorcing and stepfamily members effectively.
Clicking links here will open a new window or an informational popup,
so turn
off your browser's popup blocker or accept popups from this nonprofit site.
If the windows distract you, read the article before following any links.
This
article is one of a series on
professional counseling, coaching, and therapy with
(a) low-nurturance (dysfunctional) families and with (b) typical
of childhood
and trauma.
These articles for professionals are under construction.
This series assumes you're familiar with these ideas:
Before
continuing, pause and reflect - why are you reading this article?
What do you
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This index provides links to the articles in this nonprofit
divorce-prevention site written for professionals who serve divorcing-family and stepfamily
clients, and/or survivors of childhood trauma. The articles are in
four groups:
For an overview of the main sections of this whole divorce-prevention
site, see this.
All
articles below contain many links to informational popups and
articles with further detail.
Basic Clinical Topics
* If you have trouble viewing these slide
presentations, see
Perspective on Clients Served by this Model
Effective Clinical Work with these Clients
Special Topics
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August 04, 2008
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