Cross Cultural Approaches to Working with Addict Families
Cross Cultural Approaches to Working with Addict Families
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与吸毒者家庭合作的跨文化方法
DOI：
10.1007/978-1-4757-0220-0_103
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发表时间：
1981
影响因子：
2.7
通讯作者：
S. B. Coleman
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作者：
S. B. Coleman
不同的方法接近一个广泛的种族家庭的吸毒者进行了讨论。少数民族代表包括美洲原住民、内城黑人、奇卡诺人、亚裔美国人、摩门教徒、同性恋者和一个妇女团体。风格的生态家庭治疗和紧急模式的治疗提供了深入了解种族-民族家庭系统。相关模式表明，有吸毒成员的家庭之间的共同点大于其社会文化差异。
Diverse methods of approaching a broad spectrum of ethnic families of addicts are discussed. Included among representative minorities are native Americans, inner city Blacks, Chicanos, Asian Americans, Mormons, gays and a women’s group. Styles of ecological family therapy and emergent modes of treatment provide insight into racial-ethnic family systems. Associated patterns suggest that commonalities among families with drug abusing members are greater than their sociocultural differences.