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The Domains of Family Practice Model: Strategies for Application - Audio Recording

Since the first efforts in Family Life Education were begun, there has been a struggle to define this new and growing field. The overlap among family-serving professions has been confusing for both professionals and families. In 2010 a new model to define the domains and boundaries of family practice was introduced. This session will build on those efforts by sharing methods for using the Domains of Family Practice model.
from 2010 NCFR Annual Conference
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316
12:15 pm - 1:45 pm | Grand Ballroom Foyer

Poster Session 7

Adoption, Communication for Incarcerated Parents, Family Therapist Issues, Foster Care, Grandparenthood, Intergenerational Issues, Pornography in Committed Relationships, Racial/Ethnic Adolescent Issues, Religion and Families, Spirituality and Families
from 2010 NCFR Annual Conference
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207
8:30 am - 10:00 am | Marquette Room 3

Diversity and Social Justice Issues in Marriage and Family Therapy

Concurrent Sessions 4

Presider/Facilitator: Maresa Janee

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June 2002 NCFR Report Magazine

Family Focus on Bridging Research and Practice

If knowledge is power, then family scientists are powerful. Their research can shape public policy, inform the work of family-serving agencies, and allow practitioners to become more effective. But to do this, researchers must go beyond discovery to application and practice. In this issue, we explore how family scientists are using research data to create successful programs for children and families, help communities meet the needs of youth, and influence policymakers.