A Handbook of Divorce and Custody brings together mental health professionals and forensic specialists dedicated to working in the legal arena with families in crisis. Throughout the Handbook, contributors pay special attention to a set of c
A Handbook of Divorce and Custody brings together mental health professionals and forensic specialists dedicated to working in the legal arena with families in crisis. Throughout the Handbook, contributors pay special attention to a set of c
Linda Gunsberg, Ph.D., is Chair, Family Forensics Training Program, Washington Square Institute for Psychotherapy and Mental Health, New York, and Co-chair, Psychoanalysis and the Law Discussion Group, American Psychoanalytic Association. Paul Hymowitz, Ph.D., is Clinical Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, New York Medical College, and Co-chair, Interdisciplinary Forum on Mental Health and Family Law.
Inhaltsangabe
Part I: The Courtroom: A Multidisciplinary Collaboration.Gunsberg Interlude I. Tumas What Judges Want (and Children Dream). Dobrish A Lawyer's Considerations in Selecting a Mental Health Expert. Grant Klee Representation of the Child to the Court: The Law Guardian and Guardian ad Litem. Schaul Considering Custody Evaluations: The Thrills and the Chills. Wulach Shapiro Ethical and Legal Considerations in Child Custody Evaluations. Part II: Parental Psychopathology and Its Impact on the Child. Hymowitz Interlude II. Siegler Home Is Where the Hurt Is: Developmental Consequences of Domestic Conflict and Violence on Children and Adolescents. Novick Novick Soul Blindness: A Child Must Be Seen to Be Heard. Gunsberg Betrayal of the Family: The Parental Affair as Family Incest. Shopper Parental Alienation: The Creation of a False Reality. Part III: Parents' Rights and Responsibilities.Hymowitz Interlude III. Guggenheim When Should Courts Be Empowered to Make Child-Rearing Decisions? Solnit Nordhaus Divorce and Custody in a Changing Society. Klein The Rights of Parents and Stepparents: Toward a Redefinition of Parental Rights and Obligations. Silverman When the State Has Custody: The Fragile Bond of Mothers and Their Infants on the Prison Nursery. Galietta When Families Cannot Be Healed: The Limits of Parental Rights. Part IV: The Forensic Expert's Challenge: Making Recommendations in the Best Interests of Children.Gunsberg Interlude IV. Gunsberg The Developmental Evolution of the Family Forensic Evaluation. Bricklin Elliot Empirically Assisted Assessment of Family Systems. Schwager Parents' Sensitivity to the Child's Creative and Spiritual Core: An Overlooked Consideration in Child Custody Determinations. Cling Evaluation of Allegations of Child Sexual Abuse in Child Custody Disputes. Part V: The Dilemma of Visitation.Hymowitz Interlude V. Dember Fliman Tailoring Parental Visitation Orders to the Developmental Needs of Children of Divorce. Solomon An Attachment Theory Framework for Planning Infant and Toddler Visitation Arrangements in Never-Married Separated and Divorced Families. Hauser Visitation in High-Conflict Families: The Impact on a Child's Inner Life. Tuckman Supervised Visitation: Preserving the Rights of Children and Their Parents. Hymowitz Relocation: Parents' Needs Children's Interests. Part VI: Aftermath and Healing.Gunsberg Interlude VI. Tessman Experiencing the Absent Father: In Sight and Inside. Siskind Psychotherapy with Children and Parents During Divorce. Johnston Clinical Work with Parents in Entrenched Custody Disputes. Wallerstein Resnikoff Parental Divorce and Developmental Progression: An Inquiry into Their Relationship. Gunsberg Epilogue.
Part I: The Courtroom: A Multidisciplinary Collaboration.Gunsberg Interlude I. Tumas What Judges Want (and Children Dream). Dobrish A Lawyer's Considerations in Selecting a Mental Health Expert. Grant Klee Representation of the Child to the Court: The Law Guardian and Guardian ad Litem. Schaul Considering Custody Evaluations: The Thrills and the Chills. Wulach Shapiro Ethical and Legal Considerations in Child Custody Evaluations. Part II: Parental Psychopathology and Its Impact on the Child. Hymowitz Interlude II. Siegler Home Is Where the Hurt Is: Developmental Consequences of Domestic Conflict and Violence on Children and Adolescents. Novick Novick Soul Blindness: A Child Must Be Seen to Be Heard. Gunsberg Betrayal of the Family: The Parental Affair as Family Incest. Shopper Parental Alienation: The Creation of a False Reality. Part III: Parents' Rights and Responsibilities.Hymowitz Interlude III. Guggenheim When Should Courts Be Empowered to Make Child-Rearing Decisions? Solnit Nordhaus Divorce and Custody in a Changing Society. Klein The Rights of Parents and Stepparents: Toward a Redefinition of Parental Rights and Obligations. Silverman When the State Has Custody: The Fragile Bond of Mothers and Their Infants on the Prison Nursery. Galietta When Families Cannot Be Healed: The Limits of Parental Rights. Part IV: The Forensic Expert's Challenge: Making Recommendations in the Best Interests of Children.Gunsberg Interlude IV. Gunsberg The Developmental Evolution of the Family Forensic Evaluation. Bricklin Elliot Empirically Assisted Assessment of Family Systems. Schwager Parents' Sensitivity to the Child's Creative and Spiritual Core: An Overlooked Consideration in Child Custody Determinations. Cling Evaluation of Allegations of Child Sexual Abuse in Child Custody Disputes. Part V: The Dilemma of Visitation.Hymowitz Interlude V. Dember Fliman Tailoring Parental Visitation Orders to the Developmental Needs of Children of Divorce. Solomon An Attachment Theory Framework for Planning Infant and Toddler Visitation Arrangements in Never-Married Separated and Divorced Families. Hauser Visitation in High-Conflict Families: The Impact on a Child's Inner Life. Tuckman Supervised Visitation: Preserving the Rights of Children and Their Parents. Hymowitz Relocation: Parents' Needs Children's Interests. Part VI: Aftermath and Healing.Gunsberg Interlude VI. Tessman Experiencing the Absent Father: In Sight and Inside. Siskind Psychotherapy with Children and Parents During Divorce. Johnston Clinical Work with Parents in Entrenched Custody Disputes. Wallerstein Resnikoff Parental Divorce and Developmental Progression: An Inquiry into Their Relationship. Gunsberg Epilogue.
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