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NEW! The AFTA Monograph Series. One theme-based, guest-edited issue each year features original work by AFTA members who are leaders in the field.
Subscriptions are available to non-members for $16.00/year and individual issues are available for $20.00 (+ $5 shipping and handling) by writing to:
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Systemic Responses to Disaster:
Stories of the Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina
Guest Editor: John Sargent, M.D.
Elaine Pinderhughes, M.S.W. - Systemic Response to the Disaster of Katrina
Saliha Bava, Ph.D. & Sue Levin, Ph.D. - Collaborative Disaster Response: Setting Up Mental Health Services in a Mega-Shelter
Jerry Gale, Ph.D., David Trimble, Ph.D., Melissa Elliott, M.S.N., Julie Propst, M.F.T., & Louise Dillon, M.S.W. - Meta-Conversation on Crisis Response Work
For further meta-conversation, click here.
Jane Ariel, Ph.D. - Voices Coming Through: A Collaborative Project Following Hurricane Katrina
M. Coleen Speed, Ph.D., L.M.F.T. & Samuel L. Speed, M.P.A. - Working with Katrina Evacuees from South Louisiana: Becoming Victors Instead of Victims
Lee Combrinck-Graham, M.D. - Mental Health in the Aftermath of Katrina and Rita
Ellen Pulleyblank Coffey, Ph.D. & Sarah Pulleyblank Patrick, M.S. - Reaching Across Disciplines to Discover Systemic Responses to Disaster
Katherine T. Volk, M.A., Kristina Konnath, L.I.C.S.W., & Ellen Bassuk, M.D. - Helping Children Heal After the Hurricanes: An Innovative Training Approach
Laurie L. Charlés, Ph.D. - Refugee or Displaced Person? What it Means to be an Exile Inside and Out of your National Borders
Paulette Hines, Ph.D., Joyce Mills, Ph.D., Robert Bonner, Ph.D., L.M.F.T., L.L.C., CharlesEtta Sutton, L.C.S.W., B.C.D., & Cherie Castellano, M.A., C.S.W., L.P.C. - Healing and Recovery After Trauma: A Disaster Response Program for First Responders
David Wohlsifer, Ph.D., L.C.S.W. - Book Review: Dispatches from the Edge: A Memoir of War, Disasters, and Survival by Anderson Cooper
Jack Saul, Ph.D. - Promoting Community Resilience in Lower Manhattan After September 11, 2001
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Immigrant Families and Immigration: Therapeutic Work
Guest Editors: Gonzalo Bacigalupe, Ed.D. & Janine Roberts, Ed.D.
Gonzalo Bacigalupe, Ed.D. & Janine Roberts, Ed.D. - Introduction: Immigrant Families and Immigration: Therapeutic Work
Jean Turner, Ph.D. & Alan Simmons, Ph.D. - Transnational Resilience: Key Concepts for Working with Refugees
Klara Ernyes & Ellen Pulleyblank Coffey, Ph.D. - Pushing Against the Stream: Building Community with Bosnian Refugees in Oakland, California
Judith Gómez de León del Río, MFT & Javier Vicencio Guzmán, M.D. - The Impact of Absence: Families, Migration, and Family Therapy in Ocotepec, Mexico
Herta Guttman, M.D. - Ways to Get Actively Involved: The Therapist as an Amnesty International Refnet Volunteer |
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Lessons Learned in Community Practice
Guest Editor: Ramón Rojano, M.D.
Ramón Rojano, M.D. - Family Therapists Keep Building Communities in the Global Village
Jeri Hepworth, Ph.D. - Is Caring for our Communities Enough? Moving Beyond the Do-Gooder to Maybe Doing Good
Marcelo Pakman, M.D. - Systemic Community Psychiatry
Peter Fraenkel, Ph.D. - Fresh Start for Families: A Collaboratively-Built Community-Based Program for Families that are Homeless
Beatriz Molina, M.S.W., Cielo de Cure, Carmen María de Salazar, Katia de Rosales, Silvia de Navarro, María Teresa de Sabbagh, María de Theran & Daisy Barros - Nuestra Casa [Our Home]: From the Family to the Community
Eleanor C. Nealy, M.Div., M.S.W. - We are not Alone: Making Connections in the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Communities
Rosa Maria Stefanini de Macedo, Ph.D. - Constructing Empowerment and Resilience Contexts: Systemic Interventions in Communities
Madhubala Ishver Kasiram, Ph.D. & Emmerentie Oliphant, Ph.D. - Challenges and Changes to Family Therapy Practice in South Africa
Howard A. Liddle, Ed.D. - The Community Practice of Multidimensional Family Therapy: A Science-Based Treatment for Adolescent Drug Problems and Delinquency
Laura Roberto-Forman, Psy.D. - Afterword
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Touched by War Zones, Near and Far:
Oscillations of Despair and Hope
Guest Editor: Jodie Kliman, Ph.D.
Jodie Kliman, Ph.D. - Touched by War Zones, Near and Far: Oscillations of Despair and Hope: Introduction to the Monograph Series
Sanja Rolovic, Ph.D., Roxana Llerena-Quinn, Ph.D. - Reflections on Growing up in a War Zone: Understanding War and Building Peace
Yael Geron, Ph.D., Ruth Malkinson, Ph.D., Michal Shamai, Ph.D. - Families in the War Zone: Narratives of "Me" and "Other" in the Course of Therapy
Kaethe Weingarten, Ph.D. - Reflections on Families in the War Zone: Narratives of "Me" and "Other" in the Course of Therapy
Hugo Kamya, Ph.D. - The Impact of War on Children and Families: Their Stories, My Own Stories
Casi Kushel, M.S. - Obaid's Poem and Other Impressions of Afghanistan
Victoria Eugenia Acevedo, Psy.D. - Viajeros con Equipaje (Voyagers with Baggage): A Colombian View of Families in the War Zone
All Authors - Touched by War Zones: Dialogue and Shared Reflections |
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