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Social Work with Lesbian Parent Families - Ecological Perspectives (Paperback)
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The traditional concept of family as being exclusively heterosexual
has resulted in myth-generation about lesbian parents as well as
fostering limitations in the programs and benefits that support
more diverse nontraditional families. Social Work with Lesbian
Parent Families: Ecological Perspectives explores the variety of
social systems with which lesbian parent families interact, with a
focus on implications for improved, diversity-affirming service
delivery and policy development. Unlike other literature on lesbian
parent families, this revealing resource pulls together work on
lesbian parenting from various researchers across a broad range of
disciplines and presents this work from the ecosystems perspective
so that the reader may view the experiences of lesbian parent
families in a holistic way. The research goes beyond simple
comparisons between lesbian and straight mothers. This useful text
provides more complex research data, including both a more
sophisticated view of the diverse communities in which lesbian
parents are found, and more innovative ways of studying the issues
relevant to social service providers. Developmental and life issues
negotiated by lesbian parent families are discussed in detail using
a strengths-based approach to intervention with individuals,
families, small groups, communities, and larger systems. This
unique book has the strong potential to influence the policies that
impact lesbian parent families. Social Work with Lesbian Parent
Families: Ecological Perspectives is a valuable resource for social
workers, psychologists, sociologists, anthropologists, marriage and
family therapists, public policy and administration professionals,
students, and academics doing research on sexual orientation and
family. This book was published as a special issue of the Journal
of Gay & Lesbian Social Services.
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