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Theses/dissertations from 2023 2023.

Perceived Business Skills Needs of MFTs: Implications for a Doctoral Program , Abel Arvizú Whittemore

Theses/Dissertations from 2022 2022

Adaptation Program: Systemic Treatment of Incarcerated Individuals and their Families , Katrina Arabyan

Introduction to Infant Early Childhood Mental Health and Trauma Training Program , Irene Rosaly Cortez

The Perceived Experiences of High School Students and their Mental Health in SDA Academies , Melody Ezpeleta

Development and Implementation of a Comprehensive School-Based Mental Health Program , Melissa Harris

A Program Evaluation of BHC Alhambra Hospital Outpatient Services , Emily Rose House

Combined Treatment Model Program for Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence , Hillary Jeanne May

Sweet Pea: An Integrated Postpartum Mental Health Program for Mothers & Their Partners , Robynn L. Mays

Program Evaluation of the MEND Program In Its Application of Working with Adult PNES Patients , Ashley Park

Pathways for Healing: An Online Therapeutic Support Group Program , Lisa Yvette Salazar

An Intervention Program for Adult Female Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse , Camille Sauder

Clinician’s Recommendations in Treating Victims and Survivors of Narcissistic Abuse , Sadaf Shalchian

Decolonizing Psychotherapy , Nicole D. Taylor

WE Program Training Manual For Culturally Responsive School-Based Mental Health Practices , Staysha M. Veal

Anticipating Success within Mental Health Training , April Wozencroft

Mental Health in Coptic Orthodox Communities: Needs Assessment , Marina Zaky

Theses/Dissertations from 2021 2021

Familias Latinas Unidas: Intervention to Increase Hispanic Enrollment in Higher Education , Yency E. Garcia

Theses/Dissertations from 2019 2019

Connected Families: Programs for Families of Infants/Toddlers At Risk for Autism , Toni Carol Durnal Dunning

How Korean couples construct marital relationships: A qualitative study , Young Joo Kang

Theses/Dissertations from 2018 2018

Resilience and Complicated Grief , Les Bishop

Theses/Dissertations from 2017 2017

Living On Borrowed Time: A Longitudinal Examination of a Time-Limited Housing Voucher Program , Lauren D. Foster

Dyadic Research in Couple Therapy: The Link between Attachment and Relationship Satisfaction , Bryson Greaves

The Substance Abuse Treatment Experience of Men Who Have Sex with Men , Scott Sanford Johnson

Testing the Effectiveness of the iRelate Program on Marines: An Enhanced Program Evaluation , Griselda M. Lloyd

Marriage and Family Therapy and the Law: Discovering Systemic Common Ground , Jason C. Richards

Theses/Dissertations from 2016 2016

Developmental Pedagogy in Marriage and Family Therapy Education , Christopher Russell Hoff

Exploring Factors in the Relationship Balance Assessment , Thomas B. Luttrell

Intimate Partner Violence in a Conservative Christian Denomination: Prevalence and Risk Factors , Carolyn Sallion-Love

Relational Engagement and Empowerment: Establishing a Foundation to Address Gender and Power , Sarah K. Samman

A Tele-Coaching Intervention to Support Families in the NPP+: An Experimental Mixed Method Design , Wendella Wray

The Influence of Acculturation on Meanings of Marriage for Iranian-American Women , Golnoush Yektafar-Hooshvar

Theses/Dissertations from 2015 2015

Developing Dyadic Measurements in Marriage and Family Therapy: The Dyadic Supervision Evaluation , Adrian Avila

Communities in Action: Participatory Assessments as an Initial Stage in Critical Consciousness Raising and Community Capacity Building , Carizma Amila Chapman

Becoming an Ally: Multi-family Group Therapy Pilot with Low-income Families , Julie Virginia Estrella

Paternal Depression in the Peripartum Period: An International Delphi Study , Cassidy J. Freitas

A Needs Assessment of Caregiving Parents to Children with Substantial Disabilities , Liza Maria Garcia

Prostate Cancer Screening of Heterosexual Caribbean American and African American Men and their Partners , Horatius C. Gittens

Getting to the Doctor: BPSS Factors of Health Care Utilization in Fragile Families , Veronica P. Kuhn

Gender, Power, and Trust Issues in Couple Therapy with Adult-Survivor Couples , Melissa A. Wells

Theses/Dissertations from 2014 2014

Marital Selflessness Scale (MSS): An Exploratory Factor Analysis , Marj Buchholz-Castronova

The Lived Experience of Chinese American Christians in Family Life , Jessica Lynn ChenFeng

Intergenerational Congruence in Chinese American Young Adults , Kimberly Doe

Co-Constructing Cultural Attunement with Latino Clients in Couple Therapy , Marco Antonio Elias-Juarez

Development of a Divorce Recovery Program for Korean American Women , Jua Grace Kim

Illness As A Relational Process: Qualitative Analysis of Couple Therapy with Liver Patients , Elizabeth Ashley Patrick

Navigating Postmodernism & Critical Theory in Family Therapy , Justine Anne White

Minority Parents' Narratives of Living with Their Child with an Autism Spectrum Disorder , Monique Willis

Theses/Dissertations from 2013 2013

Negotiating Marital Care: Co-Creating the Connected Egalitarian Relationship , Lena Lopez Bradley

The Utilization of Recovery Oriented Care (U-ROC) Clinical Supervisor Training Program and Evaluation , Nakisha Castillo

Effects of Parental Trauma Experience on Second Generation Cambodian Americans , Sophorn Theam Choau

Buffering Effect of Relational Support in African American Marriages , Aimee Galick

Student Healthcare Providers' Illness Narratives: Impact on Family-Focused Care , Lindsey Ann Lawson

Study of Brief Single Session Medical Family Therapy with Low-Income Patients , Mayuri Pandit

Physician Couples: A Qualitative Inquiry Focused on Gendered Power and Marital Equality , Sarah C. Stuchell

Theses/Dissertations from 2012 2012

Couple's Relationship with Diabetes: Transformation, Partnership, and Management , Ruth Houston Barrett

Second Generation Korean-American Parents: Social Context Influence on Parenting , Lana H. Kim

Successful Again through a Family Resilience Lens , A'verria Sirkin Martin

Relational Interdependent Self construal, and Spiritual Maturity as Predictors of Marital Satisfaction , Conroy Everton Reynolds

Engaging Men: Optimum Transformation Conditions for Domestic Violence Offenders , Benjamin Pierre Scott

Development of a Contextual Model for the Treatment of Infidelity , Kirstee Williams

Theses/Dissertations from 2011 2011

Building an MFT Outpatient Practice through Contract Procurement: A Case Study , Anthony T. Alonzo

Yearnings: Stories of Insecure Attachment and the Journey to Connect to God , John Bracy

Marital Experience and Spirituality among Physician Couples , Elisabeth vonEgen Esmiol

How Transnational Couples Deal with Teen Substance Use: A Socio-Contextual View , Alicia Marquez

Trauma of the Sudden Death of a Child: The Impact on Couple Relationship , Blessing Okoro Rellias

African Americans with Diabetes: Couples’ Support Program Development Project , Zanetta Fern Carlene van Putten

The Grief Experience of Caregivers When the Child Has a Life Threatening Illness , Avigail Ward

Theses/Dissertations from 2010 2010

Therapeutic Modalities and Educational Approaches in Clergy Stress Reduction , Shaun Tress Campbell

Marital Satisfaction and Intimacy: Gender Role Attitudes and Spousal Support in Botswana , Kagelo Henry Rakwena

A Critical Constructionist View of "At-Risk" Youth in Alternative Education , Rachelle Silverstein Touzard

Theses/Dissertations from 2009 2009

An Evaluation of Interventions Designed to Impact Nurses : A Pilot Project , Pamela G. Bing Perry

Predicting Systemic Confidence , Stephanie Inez Falke

Clergy Stress: Seventh-day Adventist Pastors in Hong Kong, Singapore, and Taiwan , Onn Liang

Creating the Patient-Doctor-Family Relationship: Issues of Power and Gender , Josephine M. M. Perez

The Development of an Advanced Filial Therapy Model , Amy Cathleen Wickstrom

Theses/Dissertations from 2008 2008

Arginine Vasopressin and Male Attachment: A Marital and Family Therapy Perspective , Calvin James Thomsen

Theses/Dissertations from 2005 2005

Religious Problem Solving and Coping with End Stage Renal Disease , Eva Bella Martinez

Theses/Dissertations from 2004 2004

Familial and Psychosocial Factors Affecting Adolescents' Academic Achievement , Isa Abdulnasir Ribadu

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A Study of the Varying Perspectives of Marriage in Jane Eyre, Middlemarch, and Jude the Obscure Open Access

Covo, dana lauren (2013).

In my thesis I explore the different perspectives of marriage in Jane Eyre (1847), Middlemarch (1871-72), and Jude the Obscure (1895) . I chose these novels because I wanted to examine changing attitudes over the course of a time period; the three novels span the majority of the Victorian era. In addition, each novel has a leading female character with a strong and vibrant personality. The diverse personalities of the women highlight their different ideas, perspectives, and feelings in regard to marriage. For most of the Victorian era, marriage was considered very restrictive and limiting for women, especially in terms of their legal status. They had to give up all their property upon marriage and anything earned during the marriage also became their husband's. They could not sue or file for divorce. They were essentially an entity of their husbands. However, despite these limitations women still yearned to get married as unmarried women were considered spinsters and social outcasts. Marriage offered women the chance to be a wife and a mother. These were respected and important positions of the time and gave women the responsibilities that came with running a household and raising children. Despite the legal restrictions associated with marriage for women, Jane Eyre , Middlemarch and Jude the Obscure present marriage as an arrangement more than a legal union; the novels explore and bring to life the emotional, psychological, and physical parts of marriage that make it so sacred and coveted. Jane Eyre's, Dorothea Brooke's and Sue Bridehead's experiences with marriage both support and deny the idea of marriage as a means of defeat to the individuality and independence of a woman. However, while these women are able to make strides in terms of their independence, all of their actions are within the confines of a patriarchal society. These women ultimately rely on men to attain happiness, social status, and social acceptance.

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Chapter 1: An Introduction to the Cultural, Legal, and Social Codes of the Victorian Era:

Chapter 2: Dispelling the Perception of Marriage as a Means of Individual Imprisonment:

Pages 22-48

Chapter 3: When Love is Not Enough: The Overruling Power of Independence:

Pages 49-80

Chapter 4: When Social Pressures Win: Marriage as an Act of Conceding:

Pages 81-106

Chapter 5: Jane, Dorothea, and Sue: Their Significance Beyond the Novels:

Pages 106-113

Works Cited: Pages 114-122

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UNDERSTANDING THE FOUNDATION AND PURPOSE OF MARRIAGE FROM A BIBLICAL PERSPECTIVE

2015, UNDERSTANDING THE FOUNDATION AND PURPOSE OF MARRIAGE FROM A BIBLICAL PERSPECTIVE

We are living in a time when the heavenly foundation of the institution of marriage is widely misunderstood. Western (European) culture, same as most other cultures all over the world, views marriage very differently than the Bible presents it. Today, marriage is usually presented as one among many lifestyle options, i.e. it can be found in the same box with the need for advanced education and career achievement. Alan J. Hawkins stated that a great number of scholars in social sciences and the law see marriage primarily as a personal lifestyle choice.1 Marriage is seen today as an institution where each partner has equal rights which are different than traditional marriages which were popular until several decades ago. From this quest for equality and freedom in marriage appeared numerous feminist and egalitarian movements which went to another (liberal) extreme from traditional marriages. Unfortunately in this quest for justice and liberty from marriage the way our Western culture has presented it over the years, these movements often have gone in completely different extreme by discarding marriage and presenting it in a new way, way which doesn’t lead to God but to satisfying personal needs. From the biblical perspective marriage is designed to be the majestic cover of the book whose primary subject is Jesus Christ. The content of every book needs to command more attention than its covers, so from this perspective understanding God’s design for marriage is much more important than our personal vision of marriage. The purpose of this research is to present the significance and value of marriage as a community not just of husband and wife, but also of God who is the Founder of this community. 1 Therefore, implies that marriage is not a unique and vital institution that is the foundation of individual, family, community, and societal well-being, but it is only one of a number of viable relationship forms that are capable of promoting personal well-being and societal support. (Alan J. Hawkins et. al. Revitalizing the Institution 1 The main notion which permeates this paper and comprehends all main problematic areas in marriage is commitment. Because several influential groups as are psychologists, feminists, and even some marriage counsellors, suggested that marriage is only a contract, an additional intention of this paper is to defend the biblical point of view by giving valid arguments on this topic. Through this research we will touch upon various problematic areas which affect marriage harmony. These areas are going to comprehend marriage conflict, communication, intimacy, mutual understanding, and accepting responsibility for causing marriage difficulties. These all will be comprehended through mutual understanding of the unity between husband and wife in the marital community. The first chapter will present marriage in the contemporary world by defining it and comparing traditional marriage with modern (contemporary) marriage. The second chapter will elaborate Paul’s verses on the issue of male headship and women submission. In the third chapter through biblical lenses major problematic areas will be perceived such as monogamy, polygamy, same – sex union, and divorce with the purpose to represent marriage as a covenant. Given that this research is written from a Christian perspective, it will be woven with the biblical principles for a happy, harmonious and religious2 marriage. The starting point of this research is the belief that the Bible is God’s Word which has power to change the life of everyone who is honest and willing to accept God as Creator and Father, and also the Founder of the marital community.

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The last four decades witnessed a tremendous and wide-ranging change in family patterns in Western societies which also has rapidly impacted Indian society. Among these changes are phenomena such as growing rates of divorce, out-of-wedlock births and father absence due to globalization as well as same-sex marriages or civil unions and cohabitation of people without a marriage contract. The central theoretical argument of this seminar is that the biblical perspectives on marriage and family-life are normative for all people in all times in every culture. The biblical perspectives not only offer a clear indication of healthy marriage and family life, but also entail that Christian attitude in marriage and family life can be a remedy to the damage caused by the new patterns.

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As it begins to reflect on man, the Holy Scripture places him in the context of marriage. In both stories about the creation of the world in the early passages of the Bible-Genesis 1 (authored by the sacerdotal class) and Genesis 2 (authored by the non-sacerdotal class)-the creation of man is de facto a creation of the first marriage. In biblical, dogmatic, moral or pastoral theology, these normative texts are treated as a biblical norm of the institution of matrimonium. Meanwhile, "normality" was different, and it is only against its backdrop that the profound novum addressed in the above-mentioned works emerges. In the present article I will discuss the main - in my opinion - difficulties of marriages in the Bible.

Russ Resnik

This paper provides a foundational theology of marriage from a distinctly Messianic Jewish perspective. That is, it begins with Jesus' reference to marriage in Matthew 19 to develop an account of marriage based on Genesis 1 and 2 that draws heavily on traditional rabbinic material. The paper is deliberately foundational, that is, it does not seek to resolve all the questions surrounding marriage, but rather to provide a platform for discussing these questions.

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Marriage is a covenant, a sacred bond between a man and a woman instituted by and publicly (before God) and normally consummated by sexual intercourse. God’s plan for marriage covenant is permanence, sacredness, intimacy, mutuality, and exclusiveness. That husband and wife (family) are the light of the covenant already established as Christ and the Church (cf. Mark 10:6-9). However, there are lots of challenges in the 21st century, such as the disconnection between love and procreation, the privatization of marriage and family, the increase in divorce, adultery, abortion, contraception, same-sex marriage, and many others. Therefore, the worth and call of marriage and the family is slowly being overlooked. The paper presents how the mystery of redemption could be read in the sweetness of marriage and the family, and how the experience of marriage and the family in the mystery of redemption should be understood and lived in the Church’s witness to the world at large. It affirms that, "Marriage and family are institutions that have been for centuries the image of unity despite differences in culture, religion and civilization, and to some extent, have reflected the belief that neither man nor woman is perfect or complete without the other." Therefore, the paper acknowledges that Christian marriage always exists within a culture and is influenced by it.

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