Contemporary Family Therapy

Volume 16, Issue 3

June 1994

7 articles in this issue

What's in this issue

After the Wall: Families and Therapy in Germany Pages: 173 - 175
The remarriage of east and west Germany
John S. Visher
Emily B. Visher
After the Wall: Families and Therapy in Germany Pages: 177 - 182
Step-sisters and half-brothers: A family therapist's view of German unification and other transitional processes
Susan Oehl Scharwiess
After the Wall: Families and Therapy in Germany Pages: 183 - 197
The Wall: On the psychology of the reunification of Germany
Thomas Krauss
Angelika Faas
After the Wall: Families and Therapy in Germany Pages: 199 - 213
Families and family therapy in Germany
Marie-Luise Conen
After the Wall: Families and Therapy in Germany Pages: 215 - 229
In-home treatment for families in crisis and its supervision: A systemic multi-level approach
Alexander Korittko
After the Wall: Families and Therapy in Germany Pages: 231 - 243
“Operationalism” in psychotherapy: A possible means of putting a sorry state of theory in better order?
Walter Toman
After the Wall: Families and Therapy in Germany Pages: 245 - 262