Family Process

The Score Family Assessment Questionnaire: A Decade of Progress

Alan Carr and Peter Stratton

Our paper reports a decade of research into the reliability, validity and sensitivity to therapeutic change of the SCORE self-report measure of the quality of family functioning. We describe the six available versions and over 20 translations and conclude that it can be recommended for routine evaluation of family therapy.

Alan Carr is Professor of Clinical Psychology at University College Dublin, and has a family theory practice at Clanwilliam Institute in Ireland. His many publications include the textbook Family Therapy: Concepts Process and Practice (Third Edition) for which he was awarded the European Family Therapy Association research award.

Peter Stratton is Emeritus Professor of Family Therapy at Leeds University, UK, Founding Editor of the journal Human Systems, Chair of the European Family Therapy Association Research Committee and convener of the Association for Family Therapy Research Action Group.

The Score Family Assessment Questionnaire: A Decade of Progress
Alan Carr and Peter Stratton
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Changes in Families’ Caregiving Experiences through Involvement as Participants then Facilitators in a Family Peer-Education Program for Mental Disorders in Japan
Masako Kageyama, Keiko Yokoyama, Yukako Nakamura and Sayaka Kobayashi
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Exploring the Feasibility of a Multiple Family Intervention for Children with Learning Disabilities in the Context of Spain
Silvia López-Larrosa, Rosa M. González-Seijas and John S. W. Carpenter
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The Therapist's Inner Conversation Method
Peter Rober
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