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 …

Relationship functioning and individual mental health and well-being are strongly
associated with one another. In this article, we first review the cross-sectional and …

OBJECTIVE: The decade from 2000 to 2010 was an era of tremendous growth in family
caregiving research specific to the cancer population. This research has implications for how …

This article serves as an introduction to this third version of research reviews of couple and
family therapy (CFT) that have appeared in this journal beginning in 1995. It also presents a …

Though it is clear from meta-analytic research that couple therapy works well, it is less clear
how couple therapy works. Efforts to attribute change to the unique ingredients of a …

We investigated first‐person plural pronoun use (we‐talk) by health‐compromised smokers
and their spouses as a possible implicit marker of adaptive, problem‐resolving communal …

Relationship functioning and psychopathology are strongly associated with one another. In
this article we provide a selective review of the literature on relationship discord and the …

Stress and coping are important constructs in understanding the dynamics of close
relationships. Couple therapy and marital distress prevention approaches have become …

Depression is a heterogeneous disorder with lifetime prevalence of “major depressive
disorder” estimated to be 16.2%. Although the disorder is common and impairs functioning, it …

BACKGROUND: Considering the relationships between diabetes and depression may
enhance programs to reduce their individual and shared disease burden. METHODS: This …