Caring in Multiple Relational Contexts of Adversity: Implications for Family Therapy
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EDITORIAL: Caring in Multiple-Relatonal Contexts of Distress: Implications for Family Therapy (49:2 June 2010)
By Evan Imber-Black

SYSTEMIC RESEARCH

Maternal Distress and Parenting in the Context of Cumulative Disadvantage (49:2 June 2010)
By Joyce Arditti, Linda Burton and Sara Neeves-Botelho

Mother-Grandmother Co-Parenting Relationships in Families with Incarcerated Mothers: A Pilot Investigation (49:2 June 2010)
By Jason Baker, James McHale, Anne Strozier and Dawn Cecil

Toward a Better Understanding of Psychological Well-being in Dementia Caregivers: The Link Between Marital Communication and Depression. (49:2 June 2010)
By Melanie Braun, Katharina Mura, Melanie Peter-Wight, Rainer Hornung and Urte Scholz

COUPLE AND FAMILY THERAPY RESEARCH

Couple and Family Therapy Research Structural Ecosystems Therapy for HIV+ African American Women and Drug Abuse Relapse (49:2 June 2010)
By Daniel Feaster, Myron Burns, Ahnalee Brincks, Guillermo Prado, Victoria Mitrani, Megaly Mauer and Jose Szapocznik

A Dyadic Analysis of the Between and Within System Alliances on Distress (49:2 June 2010)
By Shayne Anderson and Lee Johnson

FAMILIES WITH ADOLESCENTS: COMMUNICATION AND CHANGE

Family Microtransitions: Observing the Process of Change in Families with Adolescent Children (49:2 June 2010)
By Luisa Molinari, Marina Everri and Laura Fruggeri

Beyond the “Birds and the Bees:” Gender Differences in Sex-Related Communication Among Urban African-American Adolescents (49:2 June 2010)
By Chisina Tsvakayi Kapungu, Donna Baptiste, Grayson Holmbeck, Cami McBride, Melissa Robinson-Brown, Allyse Sturdivant, Laurel Crown and Roberta Paikoff