Australian and New Zealand Journal of Family Therapy

Papers
(The TQCC of Australian and New Zealand Journal of Family Therapy is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-08-01 to 2026-08-01.)
ArticleCitations
Systems thinking: fostering collaboration and connections to strengthen the field. A conversation with Umberta Telfener34
The Sacred in Psychotherapeutic Practice: Ethical Reflections from Bateson and Bateson10
Integrating the Walk‐In Clinic and Brief Therapy Processes to Enhance Treatment Outcomes: A 1 + 3 Session Intervention for Youth Presenting with Anxiety and Depression9
Using the Therapist's Inner Conversation for Empathy's Development8
Exploring family dynamics in living funerals: Rituals to relationships8
Editorial: Walk‐in family therapy, a systemic pain compass, inpatient family therapy, workforce training, youth and family trauma, and more6
Issue Information6
Special Issue: Working with Family Violence6
Navigating family systems in climate catastrophe: An open dialogue6
Virtual care delivery of whole family assessment and intervention with infants and preschoolers: a thematic analysis of clinician and family experiences5
First Nations perspectives and approaches to engagement in infant‐family work: attending to cultural safety and service engagement5
A Systemic Model of Outreach Care for Adolescents Experiencing Obsessive‐Compulsive Disorder: Targeting Family Emotions5
The Relationship between Eating Disorders and the Narrative Self: An Intimate Partner Violence Comparison5
The Lausanne Trilogue Play: bringing together developmental and systemic perspectives in clinical settings5
The Influence of the Mental Research Institute: A Conversation with Wendel Ray and John Miller5
A systems perspective on child abuse and neglect: If we care about the child, care for the birth family4
Revisiting Genograms: First Nations Wisdoms4
Trauma‐Informed Climate Education in Couple and Family Therapy Training and Supervision4
La Espiritualidad : Transmitting Peruvian Culturo‐Spiritual Elements into Occidental Systemic Spaces4
‘No one believed us: no one came to help’: caregivers' experiences of violence and abuse involving children with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder3
SENSES Paradigm – Unravelling SENSES Through Embodied Compassionate Curiosity3
Editorial3
See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil: assessing complex trauma in young children3
No More Heroes? Punk and Family Therapy After the Cancellation of the Future3
The Pattern Which Connects: Drawing Parallels Between Family Systems and Climate Change Through Bateson's Cybernetic Epistemology3
‘Others Just Don't Understand’: A Qualitative Exploration of the Impacts of Hoarding Disorder on Family Members3
Reflections About the Place of Theory in Today's Couple and Family Therapy3
Issue Information3
Initiating the dialogue between infant mental health and family therapy: a qualitative inquiry and recommendations3
Exploring changes in family functioning when a child participates in a School‐Based Filial Therapy program3
Distress Among Parents Attending Family‐Based Treatment for Eating Disorders: A Test of the Common Sense Model3
Workforce training in family therapy and systemic practices: An evaluation framework and case study3
Tikanga (Cultural Practice and Protocols), Wairuatanga (Spirituality) and Whanonga Pono (Values)—Core Elements in an Indigenous Team Ethic of Trauma‐Informed Care3
Theory! Where From and Where to?3
Outline of the conceptual evolution of the CEFYP*3
The influence of the Milan approach: Five decades of intergenerational change. A conversation with Matteo Selvini3
Restoring Relational Balance: Family Therapy Through the CATFAWN Indigenous Lens3
Between Two Languages, Within Two Cultures: An Autoethnographic Study on Therapeutic Practice in a Multicultural World2
Climate, Psychology and Change: New Perspectives on Psychotherapy in an Era of Global Disruption and Climate Anxiety. By SteffiBednarek (ed.), Berkley, CA, USA: North Atlantic Books, 2024, 3 pp., ISBN2
Men's Behaviour Change Program: Participants' and Facilitators' Perceptions2
Effect of problem‐solving training for mothers of children with special needs: A randomised controlled study2
Participants' Experiences With the In‐Person and Online Gottman Seven Principles Program for Couples Enhancement: A Qualitative Study2
The territories of the practices of the trench: Origins, scope, desire2
Art as a Relational Language: The Systemic Significance of Artistic Interventions in Family Therapy2
Practitioner Experiences with Domestic and Family Violence in COVID‐192
Doing Hope in Troubled Times2
When Zhusheng Niangniang and Dongi Encountered: Narrative Therapy in the Case of an Intercultural Couple in Taiwan2
Intervention for Parents With a Trauma History and Their Adolescent: Proposed Mechanisms of Change2
Clinical Use of McHale 's Coparenting Scale: Case Examples and Insights for Practitioners From an International Coparenting Collaborative1
Issue Information1
Broadening the life course framework: the implications of the Charter for the Rights of Children yet to be Conceived proposed by First 1000 Days Australia1
A Small Incident in the Mountains1
Co‐research interview—collaborative way to learn from experience1
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Living As If We All Mattered: Kinship and Other Gifts in Community1
Bowen theory, culture and therapeutic applications to Asian families1
Moving beyond moral condemnation of parents: Vulnerable children and families in the context of trauma, neglect and abuse1
Systemic Therapy for Families of Children with Complex Health Needs: Initial Reflections and Case Examples1
Issue Information1
Bowen family systems theory and practice: Illustration and critique revisited1
The Second Practice of Psychotherapy: Integrating Systemic and Jungian Perspectives—An Interview with Dr Paul Gibney1
‘What Is the Place of Theory in Contemporary Family Therapy?’ Theorising the Concept of the Therapeutic Relationship1
A Practical Guide to Family Therapy: Structured Guidelines and Key Skillsedited by WallisA.JamesK.RhodesP., 2nd ed., Routledge, 2024. ISBN: 978‐1‐032‐78983‐51
A map of relational possibilities: Translating theory into practice1
Co‐Creating a Fifth Province: A Spiritual, Indigenous and Systemic Space of Practices in an Irish Context1
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A Critique of Coordinated Management of Meaning and Circularity in Relation to Countering Oppressive Practice: Reflections from a Trainee Therapist1
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Some Ontological and Epistemological Consequences of the Development of Online Family Therapy and What This Could Mean for Practice1
Correction to Note‐Taking: A Collaborative Weaving of Narrative Stories and Te Tiriti o Waitangi1
Breaking the ‘culture of silence’: exploring therapist perspectives of culturally sensitive systemic psychotherapy in contested sociopolitical contexts – a Northern Ireland case study1
La metafora: the power of metaphors and creative resources in working systemically with families and children with autism—a conversation with Carmine Saccu1
In conversation: transgenerational attachment trauma, the infant, and the family therapist1
The family emotional system1
A quiet revolutionary: A conversation with Heather Chambers1
Creative ways of connecting with ‘self’ and ‘other’: A Conversation with Glenn Larner11
A Systemic Family Therapy Intervention With an Emerging Adult Exhibiting Aggressive Behaviours: A Systematic Case Study1
Parenting children with Down syndrome: A systemic look at the disability experience1
Issue Information1
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