This free monthly bulletin will keep you up-to-date with our projects and provides a listing of the most recent research and policy news concerning families and relationships.
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About One Plus One |
One Plus One has published a new book for practitioners. Entitled Supporting Couple Relationships: A Sourcebook for Practitioners, the book brings together One Plus One's 35 years of research putting our experience in the hands of practitioners. The book considers current thinking on forming and being in a relationship, why relationships go wrong, and how they impact on children. The later sections guide readers through the skills for engaging with parents, based on One Plus One's successful Brief encounters® framework. A case study illustrates how to use the skills and tailor-made activities and is designed to help readers integrate the skills into their everyday practice.
One Plus One staff attended the Family and Parenting Institute's conference Parent Child 2008: Getting it Right for Families. Staff led two workshops during the conference which proved very popular. One Plus One's Practice Development and Training team also attended the CPHVA (Community Practitioners and Health Visitor's Association) conference in Harrogate where the launch of Supporting Couple Relationships: A Source book for Practitioners was very well received. At both conferences many delegates purchased a copy of the book along with our recently published monograph from the Edith Dominian Memorial Lecture, both of which are available to buy from the One Plus One website.
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Serial cohabitation and the life course by Lichter, DT. & Qian, Z. Journal of Marriage and Family, Volume 70, Number 4 pp879-890. To view the tables of contents click here. |
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Partnership transitions and mental distress by Blekesaune, M. Journal of Marriage and Family, Volume 70, Number 4 pp879-890. To view the tables of contents click here. |
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Therapists assessment and treatment of internet infidelity cases by Hertlein, KM. & Piercy, FP. Journal of Marital and Family Therapy, Volume 34, Number 4 pp481-497. To view the tables of contents click here. |
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Journal of Marital and Family Therapy, Volume 34. Special edition on Marital and Family Therapy and Cyberspace. To view the tables of contents click here. |
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inquiring - monitoring and evaluating knowledge about relationships and effective support in order to develop key messages for policy and practice; |
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informing - creating imaginative formats for key messages tailored to different audiences, and raising awareness of the impact of couple relationships on the well being of individuals, families and communities; |
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innovating - developing innovative ways of getting specialist knowledge and skills about adult family relationships and early intervention to everyone working in the frontline with families, thereby adding value to existing practice. |
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