Preface \\ Acknowledgments \\ About the Authors \\ Chapter 1- Family Stress: An Overview \\ Defining Family Stress \\ Defining Family \\ An Example of Diversity in Family Structure: Grandparents Parenting Grandchildren \\ What Were Our Own Families Like? \\ General Systems Theory: The Family as System \\ Symbolic Interaction as a Basis for Studying Perceptions and Meanings \\ Is There a Family Perception? \\ Problematic Perceptions \\ Diversity and Multiculturalism in Family Stress Management \\ Minority Stress \\ Acculturative and Bicultural Stress \\ The Stress of Discrimination and Racism \\ Gender and Family Stress \\ Trends in the 1970s \\ Trends in the 1980s \\ Trends in the 1990s \\ Current Trends \\ Summary \\ Points to Remember \\ Discussion Questions \\ Note \\ Additional Readings \\ Chapter 2- The Contextual Model of Family Stress \\ Why a Contextual Model? \\ The Family’s External Context \\ Cultural Context \\ Historical Context \\ Economic Context \\ Developmental Context \\ Hereditary Context \\ Summary \\ The Family’s Internal Context (Structural, Psychological, and Philosophical) \\ The ABC-X of Family Stress: A Frame for Definitions \\ The A Factor: Stressor Event (Stressful Event) \\ The Danger of Circular Reasoning \\ Classification of Family Stressor Events \\ Cautions About Defining a Stressor Event \\ The B Factor: Resources (Individual, Family, and Community) \\ The C Factor: Perception \\ The Primacy of Perceptions \\ Collective Versus Individual Perceptions \\ The X Factor: Family Crisis \\ The Roller Coaster Model of Family Crisis \\ Linking the ABC-X Model to the Roller Coaster Model of Family Crisis \\ The Turning Point: Family Recovery After Crisis \\ Family Strain \\ Summary \\ Points to Remember \\ Note \\ Discussion Questions \\ Additional Readings \\ Chapter 3- Multicultural Perspectives of a Universal Stressor \\ The Stress of Grief and Loss from Death \\ Cultural Perceptions of Death and Loss \\ Definitions of Death \\ Resolving Loss \\ Same Religion, Different Culture \\ African American \\ Asian \\ Peruvian \\ Irish \\ Jewish \\ Identity and Status in One’s Family After a Death \\ Applying the Contextual Model of Family Stress to This Universal Stressor \\ Where Is the Field Now? \\ Conclusion \\ Summary \\ Points to Remember \\ Discussion Questions \\ Additional Readings \\ Chapter 4- Ambiguous Loss: A Major Stressor \\ Ambiguous Loss Theory \\ Premise \\ Types of Ambiguous Loss \\ Effects of Ambiguous Loss \\ Individual Level \\ Family Level \\ Community Level \\ Core Assumptions for Working With Ambiguous Loss \\ Interventions: What Helps With Ambiguous Loss? \\ What Ambiguous Loss Is Not \\ Ambiguity Is Not Ambivalence \\ Ambiguity Is Not Uncertainty \\ Ambiguous Loss and Spirituality \\ Ambiguous Gain Versus Ambiguous Loss \\ Conclusion \\ Summary \\ Points to Remember \\ Notes \\ Discussion Questions \\ Additional Readings \\ Chapter 5- Boundary Ambiguity: A Perceptual Risk Factor in Family Stress Management \\ Measurement of Boundary Ambiguity \\ History of Boundary Ambiguity \\ Sociological and Psychological Roots \\ Family Therapy Roots \\ Entries and Exits; Gains and Losses \\ Normative Developmental Boundary Ambiguity Across the Family Life Cycle \\ Exceptions and Nuances \\ Effects of Boundary Ambiguity \\ Assumptions About Boundary Ambiguity \\ What Boundary Ambiguity Is Not \\ Boundary Ambiguity Is Not Boundary Maintenance \\ Boundary Ambiguity Is Not Boundary Permeability \\ Intervention for Boundary Ambiguity \\ New Studies and Future Directions \\ Summary \\ Points to Remember \\ Discussion Questions \\ Additional Readings \\ Chapter 6- Family Coping, Adapting, and Managing \\ Defining Individual and Family Coping \\ Individual Coping \\ Family Coping \\ Current Trends in Coping Research \\ Denial Coping \\ Approach/Avoidance Coping \\ Forbearance Coping \\ Preparedness Coping \\ Humor Coping \\ Religious Coping \\ Repressive Coping \\ Coping Ugly \\ Coping and the Contextual Model of Family Stress \\ Family Coping Resources \\ Individual Coping Resources \\ Community Resources for Family Coping \\ Intervention and Prevention \\ Psychoeducation as Effective Family Stress Intervention \\ How Did This Simple but Revolutionary Idea in Mental Health Treatment Come About? \\ The First Step: Where to Begin? \\ Complexities of the Coping Process \\ The Paradox of Individual Versus Family Coping \\ The Paradox of Functional Versus Dysfunctional Coping \\ Dialectical Thinking: Definition and Early Roots \\ The Chain Reaction of Coping or the Codetermination of Events \\ Cautions About Coping \\ Concluding Thoughts for Future Work \\ Summary \\ Points to Remember \\ Discussion Questions \\ Additional Readings \\ Chapter 7- Resilience for Managing Stress \\ The Difference Between Coping and Resilience \\ Defining Resilience \\ Resilience and Family Stress \\ Individual, Family, and Community Resilience \\ Ordinary Magic \\ Resilience and the Contextual Model of Family Stress \\ The Family’s External Context \\ The Family’s Internal Context \\ Revisiting the ABC-X Approach \\ Adversity and Resilience \\ Positive, Tolerable, and Toxic Stress \\ Intensity of Adversity \\ The Era of Resilience \\ Resilience Theorizing and Research Over the Years \\ Individual Resilience \\ Family Resilience \\ Family Science Conceptual Frameworks Focused on Resilience \\ Life Course Theory \\ Symbolic Interaction Theory \\ Family Stress Theory \\ An Example: Application to Military Families \\ A Third-Wave Family Resilience Framework \\ Resilience Frameworks Focused on Particular Situations \\ Resilience-Informed Professional Practice \\ Prevention and Resilience \\ Use of Family Resilience Frameworks \\ Cautions About Resilience \\ Troublesome Theorizing \\ The Cost of Resilience \\ Rebellion and Opposing the Status Quo \\ Conclusion \\ Summary \\ Points to Remember \\ Discussion Questions \\ Additional Readings \\ Chapter 8- Families, Communities, and Neighborhoods \\ Defining Community and Neighborhood \\ Sense of Community \\ Virtual Sense of Community \\ Community and Neighborhood \\ Communities and the Contextual Model of Family Stress \\ Research Findings on Families and Communities \\ Informal Connections and Relationships \\ Formal System Programs for Families \\ Neighborhood Risk \\ Exposure to Violence \\ Other Dimensions of Communities \\ The Social Organization Framework \\ Informal Networks \\ The Physical Environment \\ Community Capacity \\ Results for Families \\ The Value of Social Connections for Families \\ Resilient Communities \\ Four Types of Communities \\ Fluid and Dynamic Communities \\ Social Cohesion \\ Communities as Place and Force for Prevention and Intervention With Distressed Families \\ Communities as Place \\ Communities as Force \\ Community Family Therapy \\ Conclusion \\ Summary \\ Points to Remember \\ Note \\ Discussion Questions \\ Additional Readings \\ Chapter 9- Future Challenges to Family Stress Management \\ Health Disparities \\ Climate Change \\ Widening Economic Gulf Between Low and High Income Families \\ Increasing Work Pressures and Economic Conditions \\ Terrorism \\ Conflict Driven by Religious Differences \\ Family Caregiving Challenges and Dilemmas \\ Transgender Trends and Challenges \\ Increasing Focus on Community \\ Violence in Communities \\ Families on New Shores \\ Additional Factors to Consider About the Study of Family Stress \\ Conclusion \\ Summary \\ Points to Remember \\ Discussion Questions \\ Additional Readings \\ References \\ Index

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