This article is a review of the association of individual and marital problems. The focus is on
depression, alcohol abuse, anxiety disorders, and the functional psychoses, each of which …

We identify some of the key themes emerging from the research to analyze the association
of marital and individual problems, and review the evidence on effects of interventions with …

Relationship difficulties frequently coexist with significant emotional, behavioral, and
physical health problems in one or both partners. Moreover, couple therapists report …

This article reviews the research on couple therapy over the last decade. The research
shows that couple therapy positively impacts 70% of couples receiving treatment. The …

There is a large and expanding literature that links relationship functioning with the onset,
course, and treatment of mental and physical health problems. Examples of these types of …

In this article we discuss the implications of recent theoretical work from the Stone Center
(Jordan, Kaplan, Miller, Stiver, & Surrey 1991) and Jack (1991) for understanding the link …

Close relationships and mental health are two key ingredients to living a meaningful, fulfilled
life. These two domains are the central focus of Treating Relationship Distress and …

Several approaches to couple therapy produce large and clinically significant reductions in
relationship distress. However, 25 to 30 per cent of couples show no benefit from couple …

This article evaluates the efficacy, effectiveness, and clinical significance of empirically
supported couple and family interventions for treating marital distress and individual adult …

This chapter is on the interplay between psychopathology and couple and family
functioning. It first reviews research on the association between couple and family …