Andre P Derdeyn
Biographic Data
| ID | 1493374 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Andre P Derdeyn |
| GIVEN NAMES | Andre P |
| FAMILY NAME | Derdeyn |
| SIGNATURE | DERDEYN A P |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Virginia Medical Center |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1975 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Custody Disputes
Grandparent visitation rights: Rendering family dissension more pronounced
Legislation allowing grandparents to file suit to gain court-ordered visitation with their grandchildren is now law in most states. Legal issues and reported cases are presented, and problems for children and families that are posed by this sort of legal conflict are outlined
Joint custody: A critical analysis and appraisal
Joint custody, now in the statutes of over half the states, is becoming the legally preferred custody arrangement. It eases the burden on the courts, and is thought to benefit all family members. Research has indicated that children generally gain from maintaining a relationship with each parent; however, the assumption that joint custody promotes cooperation between divorced parents is a research question that has yet to be answered. There is a …
Depression in childhood
Adoption and the ownership of children
Child custody consultation in abuse and neglect: A practical guide
A stepfamily in formation
The increasing incidence of stepparenthood requires that mental health clinicians develop skills for helping members of two families form a viable new family unit. This paper conceptualizes stages in the development of the reconstituted family. Case material describes a scapegoated child as the focus of conflict in one family's progression through these stages
Child abuse and neglect: The rights of parents and the needs of their children
The trends in treatment and in legal decisions with respect to custody of abused and neglected children are reviewed. Parental rights, including a familial right to treatment, are discussed in terms of the needs of children for their parents and for a safe home environment. It is argued that the critical point for the assertion of parents' rights is not the ultimate custody hearing but the initial decision to remove the child from its home
A case for permanent foster placement of dependent, neglected, and abused children
The number of children entering foster care continues to rise. Despite efforts to rehabilitate families and to place children for adoption, for many children foster care tends to be interminable. Return to the home is often impeded by a paucity of parental resources; adoption is often blocked by the courts' reluctance to terminate parental rights. Permanent foster placement is suggested as an alternative arrangement for better meeting the needs o…
Drawings as a therapeutic medium: The treatment of separation anxiety in a 4-year-old boy
Two cases of children of homosexuals
Child custody consultation
The limited influence of the needs of the child upon the decision-making process in child custody disputes is discussed, with particular attention to the consultant's role and unique aspects of this type of consultation. A case is described in which a multitude of consultants presented the court with a morass of parent-oriented conflicting testimony. It is concluded that clinicians can better serve children by seeking to consult not for one of th…
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Two cases of children of homosexuals
Child custody consultation
The limited influence of the needs of the child upon the decision-making process in child custody disputes is discussed, with particular attention to the consultant's role and unique aspects of this type of consultation. A case is described in which a multitude of consultants presented the court with a morass of parent-oriented conflicting testimony. It is concluded that clinicians can better serve children by seeking to consult not for one of th…
Drawings as a therapeutic medium: The treatment of separation anxiety in a 4-year-old boy
Child abuse and neglect: The rights of parents and the needs of their children
The trends in treatment and in legal decisions with respect to custody of abused and neglected children are reviewed. Parental rights, including a familial right to treatment, are discussed in terms of the needs of children for their parents and for a safe home environment. It is argued that the critical point for the assertion of parents' rights is not the ultimate custody hearing but the initial decision to remove the child from its home
A case for permanent foster placement of dependent, neglected, and abused children
The number of children entering foster care continues to rise. Despite efforts to rehabilitate families and to place children for adoption, for many children foster care tends to be interminable. Return to the home is often impeded by a paucity of parental resources; adoption is often blocked by the courts' reluctance to terminate parental rights. Permanent foster placement is suggested as an alternative arrangement for better meeting the needs o…
Adoption and the ownership of children
Child custody consultation in abuse and neglect: A practical guide
A stepfamily in formation
The increasing incidence of stepparenthood requires that mental health clinicians develop skills for helping members of two families form a viable new family unit. This paper conceptualizes stages in the development of the reconstituted family. Case material describes a scapegoated child as the focus of conflict in one family's progression through these stages
Depression in childhood
Joint custody: A critical analysis and appraisal
Joint custody, now in the statutes of over half the states, is becoming the legally preferred custody arrangement. It eases the burden on the courts, and is thought to benefit all family members. Research has indicated that children generally gain from maintaining a relationship with each parent; however, the assumption that joint custody promotes cooperation between divorced parents is a research question that has yet to be answered. There is a …
Grandparent visitation rights: Rendering family dissension more pronounced
Legislation allowing grandparents to file suit to gain court-ordered visitation with their grandchildren is now law in most states. Legal issues and reported cases are presented, and problems for children and families that are posed by this sort of legal conflict are outlined
Custody Disputes
Psychology (11 works) · Child Welfare and Adoption (6 works) · Developmental psychology (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Criminology (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Psychiatry (5 works) · Family Dynamics and Relationships (4 works) · Medicine (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works)