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Paperback. Etat : New. Language: English. About The Book: Today's indian families are indeed at a crossroads. On the one hand, many families havs found a way to stay close and resilient during these times of rapid socialeconomic and policical change. On the other hand, Indian families are encounterign new and disturnbing problems that are putting them at risk for a host of biopsychosocial problems. This book examines both sides of the crossroads as it addressed many of the pressing and controvesial issues in contemporaryu indian socierty and its place in the modern workd, as well as factors that threaten the structure and well being of the Indian family system. However, unlike other books, which primarily emphasized social ills and he negative aspects of family life, this book presents a balanced view of Indian cultural and family strengths and vulneranbilities. The editors discuss potential solurtions to complex poroblems of both local/community and national levels. Readers will be left with a greater underastanding fo the richness ans disvesity of the Indian family as it remains the backbone of the world's largest democracy. It is the editors hope that each chaper will she new llight on how working professionals an concerned citizens can better prepare families for the unparalleled challenges of today and tommorow as well las assisst families (rural and urban) which are already in the quagmire About The Author: David K. Carson Ph.D. LMFT, NCP, is a Professor of Psychologt in the Graduate Programme in Councelling Psychology at Palm, Beach Atlantic University Orlando, Florida USA. He is a licensed married and Family Therapist and Qualified Supervisor in the State if Florida, a Clinical Member of the Acmerican Association for Marriage and Family Theraphy (ASMFT) and AAMFT Approved Supervisor and a Nationally Certified Psychology (Norht America Association of masters in Psychology). Cecyle K. Carson Ph. D, CCCSLP, is an Associate Professor of Communication Disorders at the University of Central Florida, USA and a Licensed Speeh Language Pathologist. Aparajirta Chowdhury M.Sc. Ph.D., is a Professor of Home Science and Director of Women's Studies Research Centre at Berhampur University, Orissa India. She was a Commonwelth Academic Staff Fellow, at the University of London, U.K. and a Fulbright Fellow at the University of Wyoming USA, and recieved "The Young Investigators" award from the Johann Jacobs Foundation Zurich Switzerland. CONTENTS: Preface ¥ List of Contributors ¥ Gender Issues in Family Life Reeta Choudhury ¥ Family Violence: Impact on Family Life M.M. Patnaik ¥ Women's Work and Family Interface Urmimala Das ¥ Impact of Technology on Family Life Bijayalaxmi ¥ Family Stresses and Quality of Life K.Vijayanthimala ¥ Child Abuse in Indian Families Sucheta Priyabadini ¥ Effects of Family Life on Child Mental Health Aparajita Chowdhury and Indumati Patnaik, ¥ Management of Family Resources for Strengthening Family Life Sanjukta Das ¥ Population Explosion and Family Planning Measures in India N. Jayapoorani ¥ Reproductive Health and Sex Education for Children and Adolescents T. Banoomathi ¥ New Age Parenting: The Role of Fathering in Indian Families Aparajita Chowdhury and Arundhati Rath ¥ Family Counseling as a Form of Crisis Intervention Tapati Das ¥ Creating a Safe Haven for the Elderly in Indian Families Visala Patnam and Fauzia Khan ¥ Nurturing Youth Potentials within Indian Families Rita Choudhury and Aprarajita Choudhury ¥ Preparing Families in the 21st Century : The Need for Family Life Education in India David K. Carson, Cecyle K. Carson and Aparajita ¥ Index The Title 'Indian Families At the Crossroad Preparing Families For the New Millenium written/authored/edited by Edited By: David K. Karson Cecyle K. Karson, Aparajita Chowdhury', published in the year 2024. The ISBN 9789362803801 is assigned to the Paperback version of this title. This book has total of pp. 310 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Gyan Publishing House. This Book is.

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This is one of the few interdisciplinary studies on the change-dynamics of family Family life undergoing transformation of varying degree as a result of industrialisation urbanisation and other modernisation forces has been dealt with from different angles Besides democracy power equation and violence in the family experiences and problems of migrant families vulnerable families single women families and dual-earner families have received critical attention Moreover family evolution problems of ageing impact of environment on family and portrayal of family in visual media have also been focussed upon The study combines a theoretical perspective and an empirical treatment 182 pp.

Hardcover. Etat : New. Language: English. Today's indian families are indeed at a crossroads. On the one hand, many families havs found a way to stay close and resilient during these times of rapid socialeconomic and policical change. On the other hand, Indian families are encounterign new and disturnbing problems that are putting them at risk for a host of biopsychosocial problems. This book examines both sides of the crossroads as it addressed many of the pressing and controvesial issues in contemporaryu indian socierty and its place in the modern workd, as well as factors that threaten the structure and well being of the Indian family system. However, unlike other books, which primarily emphasized social ills and he negative aspects of family life, this book presents a balanced view of Indian cultural and family strengths and vulneranbilities. The editors discuss potential solurtions to complex poroblems of both local/community and national levels. Readers will be left with a greater underastanding fo the richness ans disvesity of the Indian family as it remains the backbone of the world's largest democracy. It is the editors hope that each chaper will she new llight on how working professionals an concerned citizens can better prepare families for the unparalleled challenges of today and tommorow as well las assisst families (rural and urban) which are already in the quagmire About The Author: David K. Carson Ph.D. LMFT, NCP, is a Professor of Psychologt in the Graduate Programme in Councelling Psychology at Palm, Beach Atlantic University Orlando, Florida USA. He is a licensed married and Family Therapist and Qualified Supervisor in the State if Florida, a Clinical Member of the Acmerican Association for Marriage and Family Theraphy (ASMFT) and AAMFT Approved Supervisor and a Nationally Certified Psychology (Norht America Association of masters in Psychology). Cecyle K. Carson Ph. D, CCCSLP, is an Associate Professor of Communication Disorders at the University of Central Florida, USA and a Licensed Speeh Language Pathologist. Aparajirta Chowdhury M.Sc. Ph.D., is a Professor of Home Science and Director of Women's Studies Research Centre at Berhampur University, Orissa India. She was a Commonwelth Academic Staff Fellow, at the University of London, U.K. and a Fulbright Fellow at the University of Wyoming USA, and recieved "The Young Investigators" award from the Johann Jacobs Foundation Zurich Switzerland. Contents: Preface ¥ List of Contributors ¥ Gender Issues in Family Life Reeta Choudhury ¥ Family Violence: Impact on Family Life M.M. Patnaik ¥ Women's Work and Family Interface Urmimala Das ¥ Impact of Technology on Family Life Bijayalaxmi ¥ Family Stresses and Quality of Life K.Vijayanthimala ¥ Child Abuse in Indian Families Sucheta Priyabadini ¥ Effects of Family Life on Child Mental Health Aparajita Chowdhury and Indumati Patnaik, ¥ Management of Family Resources for Strengthening Family Life Sanjukta Das ¥ Population Explosion and Family Planning Measures in India N. Jayapoorani ¥ Reproductive Health and Sex Education for Children and Adolescents T. Banoomathi ¥ New Age Parenting: The Role of Fathering in Indian Families Aparajita Chowdhury and Arundhati Rath ¥ Family Counseling as a Form of Crisis Intervention Tapati Das ¥ Creating a Safe Haven for the Elderly in Indian Families Visala Patnam and Fauzia Khan ¥ Nurturing Youth Potentials within Indian Families Rita Choudhury and Aprarajita Choudhury ¥ Preparing Families in the 21st Century : The Need for Family Life Education in India David K. Carson, Cecyle K. Carson and Aparajita ¥ Index The Title 'Indian Families At the Crossroad Preparing Families For the New Millenium written/authored/edited by Edited By: David K. Karson Cecyle K. Karson, Aparajita Chowdhury', published in the year 2007. The ISBN 9788121209298 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 310 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Gyan Publishing House. This Book is in English. The.

Hardcover. Etat : New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Preface. 1. Family life education in the Indian socio cultural context/Aparajita Chowdhury. 2. Understanding family life in India/Rita Choudhury. 3. Marriage its impact on family life/Dibya Prava Pradhan. 4. Stages and tasks of the family life cycle/N. Jaya. 5. Parenthood changes and challenges/Yamuna T.V. 6. Language socialization in contemporary Indian families/Smita Sinha. 7. Old age and family life in India/Minoti Phukan. 8. Contemporary family problems/G. Baradha. 9. Family welfare laws creating awareness for family well being/Binayak Patnaik. 10. Developing resiliency in contemporary Indian families/Aparajita Chowdhury and David K. Carson. 11. Family life enrichment some practical considerations/Arundhati Rath. 12. Family life education in India needs settings and training opportunities/David K. Carson Aparajita Chowdhury and Cecyle K. Carson. Index. Family has always been at the foundation of Indian society and even contemporary people continue to take pride in the centrality of family life. But the fast pace and all embracing socio political and economic changes in recent years are having a significant impact on individuals and families. In the age of electronic media the Indian family is being exposed to ideas ideals and lifestyles that are challenging the structure and stability of family as a social institution. Indian families are not well prepared or equipped to face the competitive and challenging world of today. Either they are lacking correct information or receiving misinformation from dubious sources that are doing more harm than good. Young people are exposed to an entirely new pattern of living and a new set of mores values and standards that are being widely accepted but which stand in contrast to those which were promoted by their parents and grandparents. Such a situation of Indian family calls for an education which can teach youth with regard to the knowledge attitude and skills required for a successful family living. Family Life Education (FLE) has tremendous potentials to do so. Though the idea of FLE is relatively new to India but as part of a comprehensive mental health effort in India it holds great promise as a keeper and restorer of the family unit. This book explores the range of marital and family difficulties and examines how an FLE movement might take root in the context of the current mental health system and social service practice. It also discusses the content scope and potential benefits of FLE training and services in meeting the tremendous needs of married couples and families. It is hoped that this book will fill an important gap in the Indian family science literature and serve as a catalyst for needed changes in social policy and community development programmes. 328 pp.

Etat : New. Klappentextrnrn Family has always been at the foundation of Indian society, and even contemporary people continue to take pride in the centrality of family life. But, the fast pace and all-embracing socio-political and economic changes in recent.

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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware -India is a pluralistic and multi-ethnic society, consisting of extremely complex family system. Indian families are facing tremendous pressure both in internal and external world, the most affected are the children, who are under tremendous pressure psychologically to adjust with the familial changes, particularly parental expectations and societal competitions to excel in every field of their life. The irony of the situation in India is that, in spite of the progress in the field of economic growth, educational development, science and technology, the percentage of children with mental health problems has doubled in the last decade or so. The present work was undertaken to examine the prevalence, pattern and factors associated with child mental health in terms of behavioural and emotional problems. The results indicated the prevalence of mental health problems among children was found to be 14.8%. Most highly reported behavioural problems among preschoolers were externalizing problems, especially among boys; whereas internalizing problems. The book highlights the importance of providing parent education and training for managing child mental health in India.Books on Demand GmbH, Überseering 33, 22297 Hamburg 84 pp. Englisch.

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