Anne Marie Tietjen
Biographic Data
| ID | 105663 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Anne Marie Tietjen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Anne Marie |
| FAMILY NAME | Tietjen |
| SIGNATURE | TIETJEN A M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Seattle University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2172-5660 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1984 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Listening for bridges: Developing a culturally responsive, transdiagnostic approach to psychotherapy for Bhutan
The increasing global need for mental health care has led to a search for efficient, effective treatments that are based on both local cultural healing traditions and scientific evidence. In this article, I describe the development of a brief, culturally responsive, transdiagnostic approach to psychotherapy for common mental disorders in Bhutan, a rapidly changing culture firmly grounded in Vajrayana Buddhism. Buddhist-Informed Therapy for Bhutan…
Women's Facial Tattooing Among the Maisin of Oro Province, Papua New Guinea: The Changing Significance of an Ancient Custom
The Maisin women of northeastern Papua New Guinea are among the last coastal Papuans to tattoo their faces. This article first describes the techniques and social process of Maisin tattooing. We then examine the resilience of the custom in light of changes in puberty rites and notions of gender. We argue that these contexts have lost their cultural salience as a result of the Maisins' incorporation into the larger Papua New Guinea society. Tattoo…
Prosocial reasoning among children and adults in a Papua New Guinea society
The Social Networks and Social Support of Married and Single Mothers in Sweden
The object of this research was to identify structural characteristics of social networks and contextual factors associated with high levels of social support for married and single mothers in Sweden. The networks of 37 single and 43 married mothers were compared. Single mothers were receiving more instrumental and personal support than married mothers were, although their networks did not differ substantially in structure. Single mothers receivi…
Symposium: Infant care and feeding practices and the beginnings of socialization among the Maisin of Papua new guinea
This paper describes the beliefs and practices of the Maisin people of Collingwood Bay, Papua New Guinea, regarding pregnancy, birth and infant care and feeding, and discusses ways in which infant care and feeding practices represent the beginnings of socialization for Maisin children. Maisin infant care and feeding practices reflect adult systems of belief regarding pregnancy, birth and early infancy as periods of vulnerability from which the ch…
Prosocial reasoning among children and adults in a Papua New Guinea society
The Social Networks and Social Support of Married and Single Mothers in Sweden
The object of this research was to identify structural characteristics of social networks and contextual factors associated with high levels of social support for married and single mothers in Sweden. The networks of 37 single and 43 married mothers were compared. Single mothers were receiving more instrumental and personal support than married mothers were, although their networks did not differ substantially in structure. Single mothers receivi…
Listening for bridges: Developing a culturally responsive, transdiagnostic approach to psychotherapy for Bhutan
The increasing global need for mental health care has led to a search for efficient, effective treatments that are based on both local cultural healing traditions and scientific evidence. In this article, I describe the development of a brief, culturally responsive, transdiagnostic approach to psychotherapy for common mental disorders in Bhutan, a rapidly changing culture firmly grounded in Vajrayana Buddhism. Buddhist-Informed Therapy for Bhutan…
Symposium: Infant care and feeding practices and the beginnings of socialization among the Maisin of Papua new guinea
This paper describes the beliefs and practices of the Maisin people of Collingwood Bay, Papua New Guinea, regarding pregnancy, birth and infant care and feeding, and discusses ways in which infant care and feeding practices represent the beginnings of socialization for Maisin children. Maisin infant care and feeding practices reflect adult systems of belief regarding pregnancy, birth and early infancy as periods of vulnerability from which the ch…
The Social Networks and Social Support of Married and Single Mothers in Sweden
The object of this research was to identify structural characteristics of social networks and contextual factors associated with high levels of social support for married and single mothers in Sweden. The networks of 37 single and 43 married mothers were compared. Single mothers were receiving more instrumental and personal support than married mothers were, although their networks did not differ substantially in structure. Single mothers receivi…
Prosocial reasoning among children and adults in a Papua New Guinea society
Women's Facial Tattooing Among the Maisin of Oro Province, Papua New Guinea: The Changing Significance of an Ancient Custom
The Maisin women of northeastern Papua New Guinea are among the last coastal Papuans to tattoo their faces. This article first describes the techniques and social process of Maisin tattooing. We then examine the resilience of the custom in light of changes in puberty rites and notions of gender. We argue that these contexts have lost their cultural salience as a result of the Maisins' incorporation into the larger Papua New Guinea society. Tattoo…
Listening for bridges: Developing a culturally responsive, transdiagnostic approach to psychotherapy for Bhutan
The increasing global need for mental health care has led to a search for efficient, effective treatments that are based on both local cultural healing traditions and scientific evidence. In this article, I describe the development of a brief, culturally responsive, transdiagnostic approach to psychotherapy for common mental disorders in Bhutan, a rapidly changing culture firmly grounded in Vajrayana Buddhism. Buddhist-Informed Therapy for Bhutan…
Psychology (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Developmental psychology (3 works) · New guinea (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Ethnology (2 works) · Active listening (1 works) · Aging, Elder Care, and Social Issues (1 works) · Agriculture and Rural Development Research (1 works)