• Therapeutic Types of Clinical Communications

• Kim Byoung-Hoon

• Family and Family Therapy   2015  Volume.23  No.3 605 ~ 626

• Experiences in a Sexless Marriage

• Kim Hyo-Suk

• Lee In-Soo

• Family and Family Therapy   2015  Volume.23  No.3 579 ~ 604

• Family-of-Origin Health, Self-differentiation, and Suicidal Ideation of College Students

• Shin Sae-Bom

• Chung Hye-Jeong, Hwang Mi-Jin

• Family and Family Therapy   2015  Volume.23  No.3 553 ~ 557

• A Delusion about Infidelity: MRI Marital Therapy for a Middle Aged Couple

• Jeon Hye-Seong

• Family and Family Therapy   2015  Volume.23  No.3 525 ~ 552

• Family Resilience Enhancement for Families with Elders Affected by Dementia

• Seok Hae-Kyung

• Choi Jung-Sook

• Family and Family Therapy   2015  Volume.23  No.3 499 ~ 523

• A National Qualification System for Family Counselors in Korea

• Cho Eun-Suk

• Choi Youn-Shil, Kim Min-Kyeong

• Family and Family Therapy   2015  Volume.23  No.3 469 ~ 498

• Reforming Marital Identities with Hermeneutics

• Kang Jin-A

• Family and Family Therapy   2015  Volume.23  No.3 451 ~ 468

• Strengthening Family Counseling Services at Healthy Family Support Centers for Families in Crisis

• Chung Hye-Jeong

• Family and Family Therapy   2015  Volume.23  No.3 421 ~ 449

• Connections Between Family Therapy and Positive Psychology

• Choi Youn-Shil

• Family and Family Therapy   2015  Volume.23  No.3 401 ~ 419