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CONTENTS About the Editors xi Contributors xiii Foreword xix Preface xxi Acknowledgments xxiii SECTION I: INTERVENTIONS FOR WORKING WITH FAMILIES AND CHRONIC ILLNESS 1. The Biopsychosocial-Spiritual Interview Method 3 Jennifer Hodgson Angela L. Lamson Lauren Reese 2. A ¿FAST¿ Approach to Health Care 13 Thomas M. Gehring Katherine M. Hertlein 3. Increasing Social Support to Manage Chronic Illness 19 Claudia Grauf-Grounds 4. Doctor¿s Bag of Coping Skills 25 Miriam Claire Godwin 5. Coping & Adapting to Developmental Changes, Challenges, & Opportunities Using a Patient Education Tool in Family Therapy 31 Layne A. Prest Heath Grames 6. An Adaptive World Model for Meeting the Demands of Chronic Illness 41 W. David Robinson Layne A. Prest Jason S. Carroll 7. Positive and Negative Feeling Boxes 49 Miriam Claire Godwin 8. Extraordinary Parts: The Wife, Mother, and Survivor 53 Katherine M. Hertlein Deanna Linville 9. The Healthy Families Project 59 Lisa Lavelle SECTION II: INTERVENTIONS FOR WORKING WITH CHILDREN AND ILLNESS 10. Fun with Bubbles: Relieving Childhood Pain and Physical Symptoms 67 Olivia Chiang Jeri Hepworth Susan McDaniel 11. The Superhero in All of Us 73 Deanna Linville Michelle R. Ward 12. The Angry Feelings Toolbox 77 Michelle R. Ward Deanna Linville 13. Why Is My Kid Doing This and What Can I do? Facilitating Family Problem Solving Using Scatterplots 83 Theodore A. Hoch 14. The ANGELS (ANeighbor Giving Encouragement, Love and Support): A Collaborative Project for Teens with Diabetes 91 Tai J. Mendenhall William J. Doherty 15. Facilitated Mirroring: Building Perspective in Clients with Asperger Syndrome 103 Nan Gray Lester SECTION III: ILLNESS SPECIFIC INTERVENTIONS FOR FAMILIES 16. Adaptation of the Family Systems-Illness Model for HIV or AIDS Patients and their Partners 115 G. Bowden Templeton Shayne R. Anderson Stephanie R. Burwell 17. Quilting As a Meaning-Making Intervention for HIV/AIDS 121 Shoshana D. Kerewsky 18. Family-Oriented Diabetes Management: Good Nutrition and Portion Control 127 Carol Pflaffly 19. Steps to an ecology of treatment: A worksheet for clients with diabetes 133 Shoshana D. Kerewsky 20. Every Woman¿s Problem: Self Assessment for Disordered Eating and Body Image Despair 143 Margo D. Maine 21. Put a Wrench in It 151 Nicole M. Childs Stephanie Burwell 22. Women Caring for Partners with Dementia: A Contextual Model 159 Christine A. Fruhauf Jennifer T. Aberle 23. Inviting Resiliency to Join The Family¿s Journey with Cancer 169 Anne Prouty Lyness 24. Exploring Mood Differences: Sports Car and K-Car Metaphor 177 Nancy Taylor Kemp SECTION IV: INTERVENTIONS FOR WORKING WITH GRIEF AND LOSS 25. Story Squares: Creating a Dialogue with Grieving Children 189 Tiffany B. Brown 26. Open Up a Window 197 Miriam Claire Godwin 27. Threading the Strengths of Families through Loss and Grief 203 Miriam Claire Godwin Angela L. Lamson 28. A Creative Encounter with Anticipatory Loss 209 Claudia Grauf-Grounds 29. Aging Parents and End of Life Decisions: Helping Families Negotiate Difficult Conversations 213 Nathalie L. Kees Jennifer T. Aberle Christine A. Fruhauf BONUS SECTION: PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT WITH ILLNESS AND LOSS 30. Achoo!: Treating Clients When the Therapist Face a Chronic Illness 221 Katherine M. Hertlein 31. Building Your Home Project 227 Angela L. Lamson Patrick L. Meadors Index 235
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:
Family psychotherapy.
Adjustment (Psychology).
Loss (Psychology).
Family Therapy -- methods.