What works in Relationship Education?
Lessons from Academics and Service Deliverers in the United States and Europe
Contents
From the editors
Samantha Callan
Preface
Harry Benson
Introduction to “What works in relationship education?”
Background
Scott Stanley & Galena Rhoades
Marriages at risk: Relationship formation and opportunities for relationship education
Galena Rhoades & Scott Stanley
Relationship education for individuals: The benefits and challenges of intervening early
Harry Benson
Back off or fire back? Negative relationship behaviours amongst postnatal married and cohabiting couples
Howard Markman, Shauna Rienks, Martha Wadsworth, Mathew Markman, Lindsey Einhorn, Erica Moran, Nicole Mead Glojek, Marcie Pregulman, & Lea Gentry
Adaptation: Fatherhood, individual, and Islamic versions of PREP
Brian Doss
Expanding the reach and effectiveness of marital interventions
Practical
Penny Mansfield
Intervening early: Helping couples manage relationship issues when they first arise
Kathrin Widmer & Guy Bodenmann
The Couples Coping Enhancement Training (CCET): A new approach to prevention of marital distress based upon stress and coping
Douglas Snyder, Mark Whisman & Steven Beach
Screening for marital distress: Epidemiologic and clinical perspectives
Nicky & Sila Lee
Case study: The Marriage Course
Policy
Bill Coffin
Marriage.gov: A promising public policy
Guro Hansen Helskog
The Norwegian state: A relationship educator
Angela Abela
Relationship education for families in transition between different cultural value systems: A Maltese perspective
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