Commitment of Mentally Ill < Communication < Community Mental Health Services

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List of bibliographic references

Number of relevant bibliographic references: 21.
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Ident.	Authors (with country if any)	Title
000021 (2013)	M. Abély [France]	[Support for parental caregivers in pediatrics].
000027 (2012)	Lucia De Haene [Belgique] ; Peter Rober ; Peter Adriaenssens ; Karine Verschueren	Voices of dialogue and directivity in family therapy with refugees: evolving ideas about dialogical refugee care.
000031 (2011)	S. Hellemans [Belgique] ; J. De Mol ; A. Buysse ; I. Eisler ; K. Demyttenaere ; G M D. Lemmens	Therapeutic processes in multi-family groups for major depression: results of an interpretative phenomenological study.
000036 (2010)	Peter Rober [Belgique]	The interacting-reflecting training exercise: addressing the therapist's inner conversation in family therapy training.
000041 (2009)	Inge Cantegreil-Kallen [France] ; Anne-Sophie Rigaud	[Systemic family therapy in the context of Alzheimer's disease: a theoretical and practical approach].
000047 (2008)	Peter Rober [Belgique] ; Robert Elliott ; Ann Buysse ; Gerrit Loots ; Kim De Corte	What's on the therapist's mind? A grounded theory analysis of family therapist reflections during individual therapy sessions.
000048 (2008)	Peter Rober [Belgique] ; Robert Elliott ; Ann Buysse ; Gerrit Loots ; Kim De Corte	Positioning in the therapist's inner conversation: a dialogical model based on a grounded theory analysis of therapist reflections.
000055 (2005)	Peter Rober [Belgique]	The therapist's self in dialogical family therapy: some ideas about not-knowing and the therapist's inner conversation.
000056 (2005)	Peter Rober [Belgique]	Family therapy as a dialogue of living persons: a perspective inspired by Bakhtin, Voloshinov, and Shotter.
000071 (2002)	Peter Rober [Belgique]	Constructive hypothesizing, dialogic understanding and the therapist's inner conversation: some ideas about knowing and not knowing in the family therapy session.
000076 (1999)	P. Rober [Belgique]	The therapist's inner conversation in family therapy practice: some ideas about the self of the therapist, therapeutic impasse, and the process of reflection.
000080 (1998)	J. Miermont	[Contribution of systemic therapy in schizophrenia].
000081 (1998)	O. Rober [Belgique]	Reflections on ways to create a safe therapeutic culture for children in family therapy.
000113 (1987)	B. Greenfield	A rural child psychiatry day treatment centre: systemic perspective.
000131 (????)	Robin Fiault [France]	[The family therapeutic alliance].
000133 (????)	Johana Siboni Amsellem [France]	[Family competence, an ally in patient home care].
000134 (????)	Adeline Frankhauser [France]	[Families and psychiatry: models and evolving links].
000135 (????)	Annick Perrin-Niquet [France]	[Families and nurses, a complementary team].
000136 (????)	Gérald Troitsky [France]	[A family-caregiver partnership for the provision of leisure activities for patients].
000137 (????)	Annick Perrin-Niquet [France] ; Jacques Deriol [France]	["The family should be prepared to play a role"].
000138 (????)	Astrid Brunswick [France] ; Aurore Guy-Rubin [France] ; Nadine Satori [France]	["Family groups" for relatives of patients with anorexia nervosa].

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