Creating resilient children and empowering families using a multifamily group process
The Journal for Specialists in Group WorkPublished 1 May 1996
Thomas V. Sayger
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Abstract The author presents a model for prevention and early intervention using a multifamily group counseling process to increase the resiliency of children and to empower families living with multiple stressors in high-risk environments.
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