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Relations familiales

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Another chance

Sharon Wegscheider-Cruse

1981

Families, Delinquency, and Crime

Ronald L. Simons, Lora Ebert Wallace, Leslie Gordon Simons

2007

Supporting young children with autism spectrum disorders and their families

Hannah H. Schertz, Samuel L. Odom, Connie Wong

2010

How to talk to a narcissist

Joan Lachkar

2008

Learning to float

Allan Ament

2014

Irving vs. Irving

Jacques Poitras

2014

Retirement for Two

Maryanne Vandervelde

2005

House on the river

Nessa Rapoport

2004

The transition to adulthood and family relations

Eugenia Scabini

2005

The politics of the family and other essays

R. D. Laing

1971

Surviving the breakup

Judith S. Wallerstein, Joan Berlin Kelly

1980

The fifth child

Doris Lessing

1988 ★ 3.3

The boy in the moon

Brown, Ian

2009

Je ne suis pas sortie de ma nuit

Annie Ernaux

1999

The High Conflict Couple

Marsha M. Linehan, Alan E. Fruzzetti, Vanessa Daniels

2006

The aging family

Terry Hargrave, Terry D. Hargrave, Suzanne Midori Hanna

1997

Integrating individual and family therapy

Larry B. Feldman

1992

Sister brother

Brenda Wineapple

1996

Families of the mentally ill

Agnes B. Hatfield, Harriet P. Lefley

1987

Coping with alcohol and drug problems

Lorna Templeton, Guillermina Natera, Marcella Tiburcio et al.

2005

Unfinished business

Anne-Marie Slaughter

2015

Working with toxic older adults

Gloria M. Davenport

1999

Hospice care for children

Ann Armstrong-Dailey

2001

The silents

Charlotte Abrams

1996

The sandwich generation

H. Michael Zal

1992

Couples confronting cancer

Joy L. Fincannon, Katherine V. Bruss

2002

Finishing well

Terry D. Hargrave

1992

The Kennedy curse

Edward Klein

2003

Challenges Of Aging On U.S. Families

Richard K. Caputo

2005

Passing through Paradise

Susan Childress

2002

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