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GROUP TREATMENT MODELS FOR DIVORCING POPULATIONS

The Long-Term Effects of Divorce

Mothers and Children in Concurrent Support Groups

Gary Stollak PhD Professor, Department of Psychology, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI, 48824
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Ana Margarita Cebollero Graduate Student, Department of Psychology, Michigan State University
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Karen Cruise Graduate Student, Department of Psychology, Michigan State University
Pages 219-228 | Published online: 25 Oct 2008

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Sherry Farmer & Diana Galaris. (1993) Support groups for children of divorce. The American Journal of Family Therapy 21:1, pages 40-50.
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Janice L. DeLucia-WaackDeborah Gerrity. (2016) Effective Group Work for Elementary School-Age Children Whose Parents are Divorcing. The Family Journal 9:3, pages 273-284.
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