... child/infant outcomes they reported, covering measures of marital satisfaction, parental stress, general distress, and baby's weight and health care use ( ...

... Collins SE, Marlatt GA. Examining psychometric properties of distress tolerance and its moderation of mindfulness-based relapse prevention effects on alcohol and other drug use outcomes. ...

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... person and their family have) and on relapse prevention address how the person can get support if treatment is stopped. 71. Consider support for family members who are not involved in the family therapy, to help them cope with distress caused by the condition. 72. Consider giving children ...

... at the middle-school transition: universal and indicated prevention effects. Psychol Addict ... practice. J Marital Fam Ther. 2012 Jan; 38 (1):101–21. ...

... Andrykowski MA, Wilson JF, et al. Physical symptoms, distress, and breast cancer ... in breast cancer treatment and prevention. Drug Saf. 2001;24(14):1039–53. PMID: ...

... Mental Health Problems in People with Learning Disabilities: Prevention, Assessment and Management. Show details NICE Guideline, No. ... 153,155,157–160 162 *family therapy/or *marital therapy/ 163 162 use emez 164 couples therapy/ ...

... with families living with autism: potential contributions of marriage and family therapists. J Marital Fam Ther. 2012 Jun;38(Suppl 1):211– ... with autism spectrum disorders: a progress report. J Marital Fam Ther. 2014 Jul;40(3):319–31. ...

... lapse to prevent a full-blown relapse. Relapse prevention A CBT adaptation based on the work of ... service: coping/social skills training; BSCT; MET and marital/family therapy. The populations examined were 45-year- ...