Gender and power in families /
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London :
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2011.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction I. / Rosine Jozef Perelberg
- Introduction II. / Ann C. Miller
- A feminist perspective in family therapy / Marianne Walters
- Equality, asymmetry, and diversity: on conceptualizations of gender / Rosine Jozef Perelberg
- Feminism and family therapy: can mixed marriages work? / Elsa Jones
- Feminism and strategic therapy: contradiction or complementarity? / Charlotte Burck, Gwyn Daniel
- The struggle towards a feminist practice in family therapy: premisses / Amy Urry
- The struggle towards a feminist practice in family therapy: practice / Cas Schneider
- The mother-daughter relationship and the distortion of reality in childhood sexual abuse / Ann C. Miller
- Intelligence, achievement and gender: the ramifications of a case-study / Anne Heavey
- Working with women in families / Jane Dutton, Annie Turner
- The place of men in a gender-sensitive therapy / Margaret O'Brien
- Masculinity and family work / Barry Mason, Ed Mason
- "The little woman" and the world or work / Gill Gorell Barnes
- Why a group for women only? / Maureen Clark, Annette Kilworth
- Psychotherapy, oppression and social action: gender, race, and class in black women's depression / Sue Holland.