OOIR: Observatory of International Research

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 2021-08-01 to 2025-08-01.)

Article	Citations
Creative Ways to Help Children Manage Big Feelings, by FionaZandt and SuzanneBarrett. Jessica Kingsley Publishers, 2017, 198 pp., ISBN 9781785920745	13
The Sacred in Psychotherapeutic Practice: Ethical Reflections from Bateson and Bateson	9
Exploring family dynamics in living funerals: Rituals to relationships	6
Systems thinking: fostering collaboration and connections to strengthen the field. A conversation with Umberta Telfener	6
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Using the Therapist's Inner Conversation for Empathy's Development	5
Editorial: Walk‐in family therapy, a systemic pain compass, inpatient family therapy, workforce training, youth and family trauma, and more	5
Navigating family systems in climate catastrophe: An open dialogue	5
Special Issue: Working with Family Violence	5
The Lived Experiences of Individuals Whose Partners Have Completed a Family Therapy Focused Doctoral Program	4
The Lausanne Trilogue Play: bringing together developmental and systemic perspectives in clinical settings	4
The Influence of the Mental Research Institute: A Conversation with Wendel Ray and John Miller^†	4
A Systemic Model of Outreach Care for Adolescents Experiencing Obsessive‐Compulsive Disorder: Targeting Family Emotions	4
A systems perspective on child abuse and neglect: If we care about the child, care for the birth family	4
Virtual care delivery of whole family assessment and intervention with infants and preschoolers: a thematic analysis of clinician and family experiences	4
The Relationship between Eating Disorders and the Narrative Self: An Intimate Partner Violence Comparison	4
First Nations perspectives and approaches to engagement in infant‐family work: attending to cultural safety and service engagement	4
Workforce training in family therapy and systemic practices: An evaluation framework and case study	3
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Exploring changes in family functioning when a child participates in a School‐Based Filial Therapy program	3
Initiating the dialogue between infant mental health and family therapy: a qualitative inquiry and recommendations	3
The Pattern Which Connects: Drawing Parallels Between Family Systems and Climate Change Through Bateson's Cybernetic Epistemology	3
‘No one believed us: no one came to help’: caregivers' experiences of violence and abuse involving children with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder	3
Outline of the conceptual evolution of the CEFYP*	3
Issue Information	3

Is a ‘Both/and' Approach to Integration Possible? A Practice Reflection on Working with Children in Out‐of‐Home Care and Their Caregivers	3
Men's Behaviour Change Program: Participants' and Facilitators' Perceptions	3
See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil: assessing complex trauma in young children	3
Practitioner Experiences with Domestic and Family Violence in COVID‐19	2
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Broadening the life course framework: the implications of the Charter for the Rights of Children yet to be Conceived proposed by First 1000 Days Australia	2
The influence of the Milan approach: Five decades of intergenerational change. A conversation with Matteo Selvini	2
Systemic Integrative Practice: A Meta‐Framework	2
Effect of problem‐solving training for mothers of children with special needs: A randomised controlled study	2
Issue Information	2
Family‐Based Intervention for Chinese Families of Children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in Hong Kong, China	2
Bowen family systems theory and practice: Illustration and critique revisited	2
La metafora: the power of metaphors and creative resources in working systemically with families and children with autism—a conversation with Carmine Saccu	2
Intervention for Parents With a Trauma History and Their Adolescent: Proposed Mechanisms of Change	2
The territories of the practices of the trench: Origins, scope, desire	2
Co‐research interview—collaborative way to learn from experience	1
Family Therapy Supervision in Extraordinary SettingsLaurie L.Charlés and ThoranaNelson, 162 pages, ISBN: 978‐1‐138‐48038‐4 Publisher: Routledge	1
Parenting children with Down syndrome: A systemic look at the disability experience	1
Integrative Practice for the Beginning Family Therapist: Bringing it Back to Basics	1
Creative ways of connecting with ‘self’ and ‘other’: A Conversation with Glenn Larner¹	1
Adult relationship ruptures, positive psychology, cultural sensitivity, disability culture, child–parent relationship therapy and interviewing Monica McGoldrick	1
Adverse experiences in early intimate relationships and next‐generation infant–mother attachment: findings from the ATP Generation 3 Study	1
Moving beyond moral condemnation of parents: Vulnerable children and families in the context of trauma, neglect and abuse	1
Issue Information	1
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A Critique of Coordinated Management of Meaning and Circularity in Relation to Countering Oppressive Practice: Reflections from a Trainee Therapist	1
Bowen theory, culture and therapeutic applications to Asian families	1
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Borderline personality disorder: a symptom of the family system	1
The family emotional system	1
Interdisciplinary Reflections on Conversation Analysis, Power, and Open Dialogue	1
In conversation: transgenerational attachment trauma, the infant, and the family therapist	1
Some Ontological and Epistemological Consequences of the Development of Online Family Therapy and What This Could Mean for Practice	1
Teach Self‐Awareness and Self‐of‐the‐Therapist in a Chinese Society: A Class Example at National Taiwan University	1
Breaking the ‘culture of silence’: exploring therapist perspectives of culturally sensitive systemic psychotherapy in contested sociopolitical contexts – a Northern Ireland case study	1
The development of a pilot ‘thinking about relationships prompt sheet’ within an alcohol and other drugs rehabilitation programme	1
What Does it Mean to Work ‘Dialogically’ in Open Dialogue and Family Therapy? A Narrative Review	1
A map of relational possibilities: Translating theory into practice	1
A quiet revolutionary: A conversation with Heather Chambers	1