Child-focused and child-inclusive mediation : a comparative study of outcomes
McIntosh, Jennifer, Long, Caroline and Moloney, Lawrie 2004, Child-focused and child-inclusive mediation : a comparative study of outcomes, Journal of family studies, vol. 10, no. 1, pp. 87-95.
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Child-focused and child-inclusive mediation : a comparative study of outcomes
Children have largely been absent from or on the periphery of mediation processes in postseparation parenting disputes. An accompanying paper canvasses a number of reasons why this may be the case. The present paper goes on to describe a current prospective study of outcomes for families utilising these two different forms.of mediation: child focused and child inclusive. The study follows the pathways of individual adjustment and parental alliance for families across the two forms of intervention, addressing whether and in what cases a child-inclusive mediation process enhances postseparation family outcomes.
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170106 Health, Clinical and Counselling Psychology 170113 Social and Community Psychology
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