Family Life Now - Welch, Kelly J
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Written with a down-to-earth and student-focused approach, Family Life Now, 4th edition, delivers a comprehensive examination of interaction among family members and intimate partners. With an emphasis on today's diverse and complex individual, family, and the evolving impact of societal issues, this text engages students through a balanced, integrated approach of the human development and family science disciplines. Author Kelly Welch uses a first-person narrative style of writing to engage readers, encourage them draw upon their own background and experiences to understand theories and…mehr

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Written with a down-to-earth and student-focused approach, Family Life Now, 4th edition, delivers a comprehensive examination of interaction among family members and intimate partners. With an emphasis on today's diverse and complex individual, family, and the evolving impact of societal issues, this text engages students through a balanced, integrated approach of the human development and family science disciplines. Author Kelly Welch uses a first-person narrative style of writing to engage readers, encourage them draw upon their own background and experiences to understand theories and concepts, and to paint a realistic view of families and intimate relationships. This text lays the foundation to understanding relationships better, applying research and theory, and promotes the ways in which those considering a helping profession career (such as social worker, therapist, psychologist, teacher, early childhood, childcare provider, or healthcare provider) can employ strengths-oriented, best practices to create and deliver effective, quality couple and family life education.
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Autorenporträt
Kelly Welch, PhD/CFLE, is a former Associate Professor in the department of Human Development and Family Science at Kansas State University. She has vast experience as an instructor, author, researcher, program developer, and practitioner. An award-winning teaching professor, her primary areas of research, writing, and practice include lifespan development, the formation and maintenance of interpersonal relationships, family processes across the lifespan, family crisis and change, and human sexuality across the life course. After 20+ years at Kansas State she recently transitioned to teaching Early Childhood Education courses in impoverished, diverse, at-risk public schools in Kansas, working with students with histories of violence and high rates of teen pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases.