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    A Study of Systemic Approaches to Treating Patients with Physical Illness or Disability in Turkey
    (Routledge Journals, Taylor & Francis Ltd, 2023) Cansever, Betul Kucukardali; Saydam, Senem Zeytinoglu; Soylemez, Yudum; Keles, Elif Cigdem; Prouty, Anne; Rajaei, Afarin
    Medical problems can affect a person's physical health, mental health, relationships, quality of life, and the people with whom the patient is connected. Although we presume mental health professionals in Turkey work with individuals coping with health issues, there has been no prior published research. This study sought to determine how mental health professionals in Turkey approached their patients currently coping with a physical illness or disability and to what degree they collaborated with other care providers. Results revealed limited education on how to work with patients and their families currently coping with illness or disability, low interdisciplinary collaboration, and low family involvement in mental healthcare related to medical issues. The authors discuss how mental healthcare providers can use the findings of this study to advance systemic training and improve the use of systemic approaches for patients and their families coping with illness and disability in Turkey.
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    Experiences of Families Transmitting Values in a Rapidly Changing Society: Implications for Family Therapists
    (Wiley-Blackwell, 2016) Akyil, Yudum; Prouty, Anne; Blanchard, Amy; Lyness, Kevin
    Intergenerational value transmission affects parent-child relationships and necessitates constant negotiation in families. Families with adolescents from rapidly changing societies face unique challenges in balancing the traditional collectivistic family values that promote harmony with emerging values that promote autonomy. Using modern Turkey as an example of such a culture, the authors examine the transmission process in families that hold more traditional and collectivistic values than their adolescent children. Special consideration is given to generational and cultural differences in the autonomy and relatedness dimensions.