Judith C Daniluk
Biographic Data
| ID | 123458 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Judith C Daniluk |
| GIVEN NAMES | Judith C |
| FAMILY NAME | Daniluk |
| SIGNATURE | DANILUK J C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of British Columbia |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 97 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 13 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Traditional Religious Doctrine and Women's Sexuality
For many women the connection between sexuality and spirituality is frequently experienced in the context of their past or current religious beliefsbeliefs that privilege intercourse and male pleasure while ignoring much of what is rich and important in women's sexual experiencingresulting in feelings of shame, guilt and disconnection from a vital source of their power and pleasure. The focus of this paper is on the differences between religiosit…
Living Outside of the Box
There is a dearth of research that exclusively explores the lives and experiences of lesbian couples who conceived their children through the use of anonymous donor inseminationan option that has only recently become more widely available to lesbians. The question that guided this qualitative inquiry was: “How do lesbian couples with children conceived through the use of anonymous donor insemination live as, and experience, family?” Interviews we…
Gone But Not Forgotten
A qualitative, phenomenological approach was taken to explore how women in midlife experience and meaningfully construct the recent death of their mothers. During in-depth interviews, 9 women between the ages of 42 and 65 reflected on the loss of their mothers within the previous 2 to 5 year period. Despite differences in the perceived closeness of their relationships with their mothers, the data analysis yielded seven common themes in the experi…
It Goes with the Territory”
A qualitative, phenomenological methodology was used to explore and describe the experience and meaning of maternal guilt for eight women with one or more preadolescent child. A thematic analysis of the in-depth interviews revealed six common themes that were validated by the participants as representative of their experiences of maternal guilt. These findings help to articulate the nature and essence of what appears to be an essential component …
Women's Sexuality Across the Life Span
The End of the Line
In this qualitative study, in-depth interviews were used to explore the experience of infertility for six men diagnosed with male factor infertility. A thematic analysis of the interview data generated seven phenomenological themes that reflect how being infertile changed and shaped the lives of these men as they attempted to come to terms with their infertility
Mothers and Their Adolescent Daughters
When Treatment Fails
One in six women experience infertility and of those who seek medical intervention approximately 50% are unsuccessful in their attempts to conceive. While some research is now available addressing the transition to parenthood following successful infertility treatment, there is little known about how infertile women come to terms with their experience of involuntary childlessness. Based on in-depth interviews with 37 women who recently abandoned …
Engendering Motherhood
Engendering Motherhood: Identity and SelfTransformation in Women's Lives. Martha McMahon. New York: Guilford Press. 1995. 324 pp. Hardcover ISBN 1-57230-002-7. $32.50 cloth. In Engendering Motherhood, Martha McMahon presents a sociological analysis of the meaning of motherhood and the identity transformation that occurred for 31 middle-class and 28 workingclass, Canadian-educated, White women who worked full-time outside the home and had primary …
Themes in the Relationships of Mothers and their Incestuously Abused Daughters
In most of the literature on the sequelae or treatment of adult women who were incestuously abused by their fathers, little attention is paid to the impact of the abuse on the daughter's relationship with her mother, other than to hold the mother accountable for the abuse. Phenomenological analysis of extensive interviews with five adult survivors of paternal incestuous abuse resulted in the identification of several common themes in the daughter…
Fertility Drugs and the Reproductive Imperative
In this paper, the usage, characteristics, and typical psychological consequences of the four most commonly utilized reproductive agents, clomiphene citrate, human menopausal gonadotropin, danazol, and GnRH analogs, are discussed. Physical consequences such as excessive facial hair growth, pelvic pain and menopausal-like symptoms are also addressed where relevant. Recommendations are made for therapists working with infertile women. Emphasis is p…
The Ethics of Inclusion
An inclusive and ethically responsible curriculum must attend to gender as a core component of counselor training. The ethical importance and potential ethical problems involved in doing so are addressed
The Meaning and Experience of Female Sexuality
The influence of medicine, religion, media, and sexual violence in constructing and confining the experience and expression of female sexuality was underscored in this qualitative analysis of the sexual themes experienced in the lives of 10 adult women. Structural and institutional barriers to the development of female sexual health were identified. Areas of central importance to women for experiencing their sexuality included sexual expression, …
The End of the Line
In this qualitative study, in-depth interviews were used to explore the experience of infertility for six men diagnosed with male factor infertility. A thematic analysis of the interview data generated seven phenomenological themes that reflect how being infertile changed and shaped the lives of these men as they attempted to come to terms with their infertility
The Meaning and Experience of Female Sexuality
The influence of medicine, religion, media, and sexual violence in constructing and confining the experience and expression of female sexuality was underscored in this qualitative analysis of the sexual themes experienced in the lives of 10 adult women. Structural and institutional barriers to the development of female sexual health were identified. Areas of central importance to women for experiencing their sexuality included sexual expression, …
It Goes with the Territory”
A qualitative, phenomenological methodology was used to explore and describe the experience and meaning of maternal guilt for eight women with one or more preadolescent child. A thematic analysis of the in-depth interviews revealed six common themes that were validated by the participants as representative of their experiences of maternal guilt. These findings help to articulate the nature and essence of what appears to be an essential component …
Mothers and Their Adolescent Daughters
Living Outside of the Box
There is a dearth of research that exclusively explores the lives and experiences of lesbian couples who conceived their children through the use of anonymous donor inseminationan option that has only recently become more widely available to lesbians. The question that guided this qualitative inquiry was: “How do lesbian couples with children conceived through the use of anonymous donor insemination live as, and experience, family?” Interviews we…
When Treatment Fails
One in six women experience infertility and of those who seek medical intervention approximately 50% are unsuccessful in their attempts to conceive. While some research is now available addressing the transition to parenthood following successful infertility treatment, there is little known about how infertile women come to terms with their experience of involuntary childlessness. Based on in-depth interviews with 37 women who recently abandoned …
The Ethics of Inclusion
An inclusive and ethically responsible curriculum must attend to gender as a core component of counselor training. The ethical importance and potential ethical problems involved in doing so are addressed
Traditional Religious Doctrine and Women's Sexuality
For many women the connection between sexuality and spirituality is frequently experienced in the context of their past or current religious beliefsbeliefs that privilege intercourse and male pleasure while ignoring much of what is rich and important in women's sexual experiencingresulting in feelings of shame, guilt and disconnection from a vital source of their power and pleasure. The focus of this paper is on the differences between religiosit…
Gone But Not Forgotten
A qualitative, phenomenological approach was taken to explore how women in midlife experience and meaningfully construct the recent death of their mothers. During in-depth interviews, 9 women between the ages of 42 and 65 reflected on the loss of their mothers within the previous 2 to 5 year period. Despite differences in the perceived closeness of their relationships with their mothers, the data analysis yielded seven common themes in the experi…
Themes in the Relationships of Mothers and their Incestuously Abused Daughters
In most of the literature on the sequelae or treatment of adult women who were incestuously abused by their fathers, little attention is paid to the impact of the abuse on the daughter's relationship with her mother, other than to hold the mother accountable for the abuse. Phenomenological analysis of extensive interviews with five adult survivors of paternal incestuous abuse resulted in the identification of several common themes in the daughter…
Fertility Drugs and the Reproductive Imperative
In this paper, the usage, characteristics, and typical psychological consequences of the four most commonly utilized reproductive agents, clomiphene citrate, human menopausal gonadotropin, danazol, and GnRH analogs, are discussed. Physical consequences such as excessive facial hair growth, pelvic pain and menopausal-like symptoms are also addressed where relevant. Recommendations are made for therapists working with infertile women. Emphasis is p…
The Meaning and Experience of Female Sexuality
The influence of medicine, religion, media, and sexual violence in constructing and confining the experience and expression of female sexuality was underscored in this qualitative analysis of the sexual themes experienced in the lives of 10 adult women. Structural and institutional barriers to the development of female sexual health were identified. Areas of central importance to women for experiencing their sexuality included sexual expression, …
Themes in the Relationships of Mothers and their Incestuously Abused Daughters
In most of the literature on the sequelae or treatment of adult women who were incestuously abused by their fathers, little attention is paid to the impact of the abuse on the daughter's relationship with her mother, other than to hold the mother accountable for the abuse. Phenomenological analysis of extensive interviews with five adult survivors of paternal incestuous abuse resulted in the identification of several common themes in the daughter…
Fertility Drugs and the Reproductive Imperative
In this paper, the usage, characteristics, and typical psychological consequences of the four most commonly utilized reproductive agents, clomiphene citrate, human menopausal gonadotropin, danazol, and GnRH analogs, are discussed. Physical consequences such as excessive facial hair growth, pelvic pain and menopausal-like symptoms are also addressed where relevant. Recommendations are made for therapists working with infertile women. Emphasis is p…
The Ethics of Inclusion
An inclusive and ethically responsible curriculum must attend to gender as a core component of counselor training. The ethical importance and potential ethical problems involved in doing so are addressed
When Treatment Fails
One in six women experience infertility and of those who seek medical intervention approximately 50% are unsuccessful in their attempts to conceive. While some research is now available addressing the transition to parenthood following successful infertility treatment, there is little known about how infertile women come to terms with their experience of involuntary childlessness. Based on in-depth interviews with 37 women who recently abandoned …
Engendering Motherhood
Engendering Motherhood: Identity and SelfTransformation in Women's Lives. Martha McMahon. New York: Guilford Press. 1995. 324 pp. Hardcover ISBN 1-57230-002-7. $32.50 cloth. In Engendering Motherhood, Martha McMahon presents a sociological analysis of the meaning of motherhood and the identity transformation that occurred for 31 middle-class and 28 workingclass, Canadian-educated, White women who worked full-time outside the home and had primary …
Mothers and Their Adolescent Daughters
Women's Sexuality Across the Life Span
The End of the Line
In this qualitative study, in-depth interviews were used to explore the experience of infertility for six men diagnosed with male factor infertility. A thematic analysis of the interview data generated seven phenomenological themes that reflect how being infertile changed and shaped the lives of these men as they attempted to come to terms with their infertility
Gone But Not Forgotten
A qualitative, phenomenological approach was taken to explore how women in midlife experience and meaningfully construct the recent death of their mothers. During in-depth interviews, 9 women between the ages of 42 and 65 reflected on the loss of their mothers within the previous 2 to 5 year period. Despite differences in the perceived closeness of their relationships with their mothers, the data analysis yielded seven common themes in the experi…
It Goes with the Territory”
A qualitative, phenomenological methodology was used to explore and describe the experience and meaning of maternal guilt for eight women with one or more preadolescent child. A thematic analysis of the in-depth interviews revealed six common themes that were validated by the participants as representative of their experiences of maternal guilt. These findings help to articulate the nature and essence of what appears to be an essential component …
Living Outside of the Box
There is a dearth of research that exclusively explores the lives and experiences of lesbian couples who conceived their children through the use of anonymous donor inseminationan option that has only recently become more widely available to lesbians. The question that guided this qualitative inquiry was: “How do lesbian couples with children conceived through the use of anonymous donor insemination live as, and experience, family?” Interviews we…
Traditional Religious Doctrine and Women's Sexuality
For many women the connection between sexuality and spirituality is frequently experienced in the context of their past or current religious beliefsbeliefs that privilege intercourse and male pleasure while ignoring much of what is rich and important in women's sexual experiencingresulting in feelings of shame, guilt and disconnection from a vital source of their power and pleasure. The focus of this paper is on the differences between religiosit…
Psychology (13 works) · Sociology (9 works) · Developmental psychology (6 works) · Psychotherapist (6 works) · Interpretative phenomenological analysis (5 works) · Medicine (5 works) · Qualitative research (5 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Gender Studies (4 works) · Gender Studies (4 works)