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Unravelling the riddle of the decision to divorce through the narrative accounts of divorced womenFok, Anita Y. L., 霍玉蓮. January 1998 (has links)
published_or_final_version / Social Work and Social Administration / Master / Master of Social Sciences
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Facilitating children's cognitive capacities : an integrative approach in working with children of divorced families /Wan, Choi-man, Esther. January 1900 (has links)
Thesis (M.S.W.)--University of Hong Kong, 1990.
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A school-based growth group for adolescents from divorced/separated families in Hong Kong (a case study) /Yuen, Ka-chai, Thomas. January 1998 (has links)
Thesis (M. Ed.)--University of Hong Kong, 1998. / Includes bibliographical references (leaf 120-131).
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Developing a ministry for recently divorced single adults in Fellowship Baptist Church, Meridian, MississippiGrumbach, David William, January 1995 (has links)
Thesis (D. Min.)--New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, 1995. / Includes abstract and vita. "March 1995." Includes bibliographical references (leaves 172-179).
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A school-based growth group for adolescents from divorced/separated families in Hong Kong (a case study)Yuen, Ka-chai, Thomas. January 1998 (has links)
Thesis (M.Ed.)--University of Hong Kong, 1998. / Includes bibliographical references (leaves 120-131). Also available in print.
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Coparenting/Divorce education: A program evaluationMaline, Sandra Kay 01 January 2003 (has links)
The study conducted, sought to assess the effectiveness of an established divorce education program in reducing parental conflict and increasing cooperative coparenting relationships among former spouses and also to assess the participant satisfaction with the program's format.
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Three men's experience of their journey to and through divorce: the unheard songsHuman, Werner J. 30 November 2006 (has links)
The psychological effects on, and the experience of divorce by women and children are widely researched. However little data is available on how divorce affects men and how they experience a marriage break-up. This study aims to explore and describe the `voices' (experiences) of divorce from three men's perspectives. The randomly selected sample for this study consisted of three participants'. Data was collected in the form of the participants own written testimonials. Out of the written testimonials themes were identified and explored by the researcher. This was done from an ecosystemic epistemological stance within the post-modern paradigm, with the symbolic use of music / popular songs to further `enhance' the exploration and description of the research participants' experiences of divorce. A qualitative methodological design was followed, allowing `unique' and personal `meaning' and experience to emerge. This study's results were presented in the form of `integrative' and descriptive text. Overall the study explicated unique descriptions of men's experiences of divorce with the creative application of music to enhance descriptions and experiences. / Psychology / M.A. (Clinical Psychology)
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Three men's experience of their journey to and through divorce: the unheard songsHuman, Werner J. 30 November 2006 (has links)
The psychological effects on, and the experience of divorce by women and children are widely researched. However little data is available on how divorce affects men and how they experience a marriage break-up. This study aims to explore and describe the `voices' (experiences) of divorce from three men's perspectives. The randomly selected sample for this study consisted of three participants'. Data was collected in the form of the participants own written testimonials. Out of the written testimonials themes were identified and explored by the researcher. This was done from an ecosystemic epistemological stance within the post-modern paradigm, with the symbolic use of music / popular songs to further `enhance' the exploration and description of the research participants' experiences of divorce. A qualitative methodological design was followed, allowing `unique' and personal `meaning' and experience to emerge. This study's results were presented in the form of `integrative' and descriptive text. Overall the study explicated unique descriptions of men's experiences of divorce with the creative application of music to enhance descriptions and experiences. / Psychology / M.A. (Clinical Psychology)
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Women after divorce : exploring the psychology of resilienceBoon, Christine 31 August 2005 (has links)
This study investigates the role of resilience in women coping with the life transition of divorce. Five women were interviewed and an in-depth qualitative analysis undertaken, in order to explore the subjective experience of resilience during the period of separation and divorce, and its effect on post-divorce adjustment. In addition, the usefulness of formal divorce support groups to enhance resilience was examined. It was found that the most important aspects of resilience as reported by the women were social support; spirituality; personality traits such as optimism, courage and resourcefulness; an orientation toward the future; and competence/mastery of one's environment (including mastery of one's thoughts and emotions). It appeared that resilience facilitated adjustment in several ways; notably in providing a sense of purpose, control and competence resulting in an experience of personal growth. All of the women felt that they had developed a sense of their own identity and greater self-determination through the process of divorce. Support groups might be potentially effective in providing assistance in dealing with emotional issues such as anger and forgiveness; with skills development such as emotion regulation and cognitive techniques like reframing; as well as practical and informational support. Such groups might also provide a temporary community of social support where divorced women can interact with other people who are experiencing the same things. The study illuminated the subjective, often unique experience of separation and divorce; this emphasises the challenge for divorce groups to offer support which addresses this uniqueness. / Psychology / D.Litt. (Psychology)
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An evaluation of a school-based group treatment programme for children of divorceSmith, Sheryl 11 1900 (has links)
This study outlines and evaluates a school-based group intervention programme, offering
support and teaching problem-solving skills, for children of divorce. The effect of the
programme on children's beliefs about divorce and their self-concept is empirically
investigated. A sample of 17 latency age children was divided into an experimental group
and a wait-list condition control group.
The results indicate that a group intervention programme can contribute towards positive
changes in children's beliefs about divorce and improvements in their self-concept.
Treatment effects for children of divorce are not only associated with the fonnal group
intervention programme. Children in both groups improved on several measures from
first to second testing and several explanations are offered for these findings.
This study suggests that group interventions can contribute to improved adjustment
outcomes for children of divorce, by helping children develop more realistic beliefs about
divorce and by improving their self-concept / Social Work / M.A. (Social Science) in Mental Health
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