Marriage and Family Enrichment

Marriage and family enrichment is the new professional area in the applied family field along with family life education and counseling. Its distinction is the limitation to groups of normal married couples and families in informal settings using experiential methods. Goals, standards, and guidelines for programs and certfication of leaders delineated from a review of programs across the United States supported this conclusion. A major recommendation is for a differentiating theoretical base to be established

Developmental psychology · Family Dynamics and Relationships · Psychology

• The Church and Community Mental Health; Unrealized Potential

  Open Access•Rodger K Bufford, Trudi Bratten Johnston•Journal of Psychology and Theology•1982

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• Fresh Start

  Open Access•Lourdes J Hernández-Cordero, Angelo Ortiz et al.•American Journal of Community…•2011

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• Toward a Counseling Psychology of the Family

  Open Access•Ronald F Levant•The Counseling Psychologist•1983

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• Learning from Experience-toward Consciousness

  W D Wall, William R Torbert•British Journal of Educational…•1974

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• We Can Have Better Marriages If We Really Want Them

  Morris J Holtzclaw, David R Mace et al.•The Family Coordinator•1975

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• More Joy in Your Marriage

  Herbert A Otto•The Family Coordinator•1970

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• Born to Win

  Nathan Hurvitz, Muriel James et al.•The Family Coordinator•1973

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• Group Procedures for Increasing Positive Feedback between Married Partners

  Carl Clarke, C Joseph Clarke•The Family Coordinator•1970

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• Parent Effectiveness Training

  Norejane J Hendrickson, Thomas Gordon•The Family Coordinator•1974

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• Communication, Conflict, and Marriage

  Graham B Spanier, Harold L Rausch et al.•Journal of Marriage and the Family•1975

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• The Family as a System in Conflict

  Jetse Sprey•Journal of Marriage and the Family•1969

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