Volume 30, No. 1 (January 2004):
Treating Distressed Couples With Coexisting Mental and Physical Disorders: Directions for Clinical Training and Practice / Douglas K. Snyder, Mark A. Whisman (pp.1-12) – Close Relationships Research: A Resource for Couple and Family Therapists / Susan S. Hendrick (pp.13-27) – The Intimate Justice Scale: An Intrument to Screen for Psychological Abuse and Physical Violence in Clinical Practice / Brian Jory (pp.29-44) – Witnessing the Effects of Political Violence in Families: Mechanisms of Intergenerational Transmission and Clinical Interventions / Kaethe Weingarten (pp.45-59) – Trends in Family Therapy Supervision: The Past 25 Years and Into the Future / Robert Lee…et al (pp.61-69) – A Place for Marriage and Family Services in Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs): A Survey of EAP Client Problems and Needs / Sterling T. Shumway…et al (pp.71-79) – Talking About Race Using Critical Race Theory: Recent Trends in the Journal of Marital and Family Therapy / Teresa Mcdowell, Laurel Jeris (pp.81-94) – Breaking Down the Barriers to Clinical Service Delivery: Walk-In Family Therapy / John K. Miller, Arnold Slive (pp.95-103).

Volume 30, No. 2 (April 2004):
Common Factors and Our Sacred Models / Douglas H. Sprenkle, Adrian J. Blow (pp.113-129) – Beyond Common Factors: Multilevel-Process Models of Therapeutic Change in Marriage and Family Therapy / Thomas L. Sexton, Charles R. Ridley, and Amy J. Kleiner (pp.131-149) – Common Factors Are Not Islands – They Work Through Models: A Response to Sexton, Ridley, and Kleiner / Douglas H. Sprenkle, Adrian J. Blow (pp.151-157) – Implications of a Moderated Common Factors Approach: Does It Move the Field Forward? / Thomas L Sexton and Charles R. Ridley (pp.159-163) – Getting Reluctant Substance Abusers to Engage in Treatment/Self-Help: A Review of Outcomes and Clinical Options / M. Duncan Stanton (pp.165-182) – Evidence-Based Practice for Marriage and Family Therapists / Jo Ellen Patterson…et al (pp.183-195) – Affection and Conflict in Marital and Parent-Child Relationships / Angele Fauchier and Gayla Margolin (pp.197-211) – An Integrative Intervention for Promoting Recovery From Extramarital Affairs / Kristina Coop Gordon, Donald H. Baucom, Douglas K. Snyder (pp.213-231) – Toward a Mini-Theory of the Blamer Softening Event: Tracking the Moment-By-Moment Process / Brent Bradley, James L. Furrow (pp.233-246).

Volume 30, No. 3 (July 2004):
Developing Culturally Effective Family-Based Research Programs: Implications for Family Therapists / William L. Turner and Elizabeth Wieling, William D. Allen (pp.257-270) – Partnering With Community Stakeholders: Engaging Rural African Families in Basic Research and the Strong African American Families Preventive Intervention Program / Velma McBride Murry and Gene H. Brody (pp.271-283) – A Program of Research With Hispanic and African American Families: Three Decades of Intervention Development and Testing Influenced By The Changing Cultural Context of Miami / Joan A. Muir, Seth J. Schwartz, and Jose Szapocznik (pp.285-303) – Treating Intimate Partner Violence Within Intact Couple Relationships: Outcomes of Multi-Couple Versus Individual Couple Therapy / Sandra M. Stith…et al (pp.305-318) – Enacting Relationships in Marriage and Family Therapy: A Conceptual and Operational Definition of Enactment / Sean D. Davis, Mark H. Butler (pp.319-333) – Moving Beyond the Blame Game: Toward a Discursive Approach to Negotiating Conflict Within Couple Relationships / Stacey L. Sinclair and Gerald Monk (pp.335-347) – Solution-Focused Premarital Counseling: Helping Couples Build a Vision For Their Marriage / Christine E. Murray and Thomas L. Murray, Jr. (pp.349-358) – Do General Treatment Guidelines For Asian American Families Have Applications to Specific Ethnic Groups? The Case of Culturally-Competent Therapy With Korean Americans / Elena Young-Kyong Kim, Roy A. Bean, James M. Harper (pp.359-372) – Student-Faculty Perceptions of Multicultural Training in Accredited Marriage and Family Therapy Programs in Relation to Students’ Self-Reported Competence / Arpana G. Inman…et al (pp.373-388).

Volume 30, No. 4 (October 2004):
Working With African American Clients: Considering The “Homeplace” In Marriage and Family Therapy Practices / Linda M. Burton…et al (pp.397-410) – Culturally Sensitive Adaptation of Prepare With Japanese Premarital Couples / Shuji G. Asai, David H. Olson (pp.411-426) – The Last Mile of the Way: Understanding Caregiving in African American Families at the End-of-Life / William L. Turner…et al (pp.427-438) – Predictors of Attachment Styles of Children in Foster Care: An Attachment Theory Model For Working With Families / Lenore M. McWey (pp.439-452) – Is Bowen Theory Valid? A Review of Basic Research / Richard B. Miller, Shayne Anderson, Davelyne Kaulana Keala (pp.453-466) – The Core Variables of Symbolic-Experiential Therapy: A Qualitative study / Tammy J. Mitten and Gary M. Connell (pp.467-478) – Training Family Therapists To Work With Children and Families: A Modified Delphi Study / Catherine Ford Sori, Douglas H. Sprenkle (pp.479-495) – Cultural Dissonance Among Generations: A Solution-Focused Approach With East Asian Elders and Their Families / Mo Yee Lee and LeeAnn Mjelde-Mossey (pp.497-513) – Estimating The Cost of Direct Reimbursement of Marriage and Family Therapy Under Medicare / Jacob D. Christenson and D. Russell Crane (pp.515-525).

The library has: Vol. 24:1-4 (1998); Vol. 26:1-4 (2000).