Families of the mentally ill : coping and adaptation

Abstract

I. In Search Of New Perspectives 1. Families as Caregivers: A Historical Perspective, Agnes B. Hatfield 2. Culture and Mental Illness: The Family Role, Harriet P. Lefley 3. Coping and Adaptation: A Conceptual Framework for Understanding Families, Agnes B. Hatfield 4. Effective Coping: A Conceptual Model, LeRoy Spaniol and Hal Jung II. How Families Cope With Mental Illness 5. Behavioral Manifestations of Mental Illness, Harriet P. Lefley 6. The Meaning of Mental Illness to the Family, Kenneth G. Terkelsen 7. The Evolution of Family Responses to Mental Illness through Time, Kenneth G. Terkelsen 8. Families as a Resource in the Rehabilitation of the Severely Psychiatrically Disabled, LeRoy Spaniol, Hal Jung, Anthony M. Zipple, and Stephanie Fitzgerald 9. Social Support and Family Coping, Agnes B. Hatfield 10. Coping Strategies of Family Caregivers, LeRoy Spaniol 11. The Beat of a Different Drummer, Evelyn McElroy 12. Family Consumerism: Coping with the Winds of Change, Kayla F. Bernheim 13. Current Educational and Supportive Models of Family Intervention, Anthony M. Zipple and LeRoy Spaniol 14. Professionals Who Work with Families of the Chronic Mentally Ill: Current Status and Suggestions for Clinical Training, Stephen A. Cole with Dalen S. Cole 15. An Adaptation Framework: Its Meaning for Research and Practice, Harriet P. Lefley