janet-r-johnston documents

PARENT-CHILD RELATIONSHIPS IN DOMESTIC VIOLENCE FAMILIES DISPUTING CUSTODY
Documents PARENT-CHILD RELATIONSHIPS IN DOMESTIC VIOLENCE FAMILIES DISPUTING CUSTODY
RESEARCH UPDATE : Children's Adjustment in Sole Custody Compared to Joint Custody Families and Principles for Custody Decision Making
Documents RESEARCH UPDATE : Children's Adjustment in Sole Custody Compared to Joint Custody Families and Principles for Custody Decision Making
GUEST EDITORIAL NOTES
Documents GUEST EDITORIAL NOTES
RESPONSE TO CLARE DALTON'S “WHEN PARADIGMS COLLIDE: PROTECTING BATTERED PARENTS AND THEIR CHILDREN IN THE FAMILY COURT SYSTEM”
Documents RESPONSE TO CLARE DALTON'S “WHEN PARADIGMS COLLIDE: PROTECTING BATTERED PARENTS AND THEIR CHILDREN IN THE FAMILY COURT SYSTEM”
THERAPEUTIC WORK WITH ALIENATED CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES
Documents THERAPEUTIC WORK WITH ALIENATED CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES
REJOINDER TO GARDNER'S “COMMENTARY ON KELLY AND JOHNSTON'S ‘THE ALIENATED CHILD: A REFORMULATION OF PARENTAL ALIENATION SYNDROME’”
Documents REJOINDER TO GARDNER'S “COMMENTARY ON KELLY AND JOHNSTON'S ‘THE ALIENATED CHILD: A REFORMULATION OF PARENTAL ALIENATION SYNDROME’”
INTRODUCING PERSPECTIVES IN FAMILY LAW AND SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH
Documents INTRODUCING PERSPECTIVES IN FAMILY LAW AND SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH
OUTCOMES OF FAMILY COUNSELING INTERVENTIONS WITH CHILDREN WHO RESIST VISITATION: AN ADDENDUM TO FRIEDLANDER AND WALTERS (2010)
Documents OUTCOMES OF FAMILY COUNSELING INTERVENTIONS WITH CHILDREN WHO RESIST VISITATION: AN ADDENDUM TO FRIEDLANDER AND WALTERS (2010)
THE BOOKSHELF
Documents THE BOOKSHELF
A CLINICAL TYPOLOGY OF INTERPARENTAL VIOLENCE IN DISPUTED-CUSTODY DIVORCES
Documents A CLINICAL TYPOLOGY OF INTERPARENTAL VIOLENCE IN DISPUTED-CUSTODY DIVORCES
IMPASSES TO THE RESOLUTION OF CUSTODY AND VISITATION DISPUTES
Documents IMPASSES TO THE RESOLUTION OF CUSTODY AND VISITATION DISPUTES
ONGOING POSTDIVORCE CONFLICT: Effects on Children of Joint Custody and Frequent Access
Documents ONGOING POSTDIVORCE CONFLICT: Effects on Children of Joint Custody and Frequent Access