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Jon Winek

Appalachian State University

Affiliations

Appalachian State University

Reich College Of Education

Department Of Counseling, Family Therapy, And Higher Education

Department Of Counselor Education And Research

University College

Reich College Of Education

NoneJon Winek is currently serving as a Appalachian State University faculty at Appalachian State University.

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family therapy counseling psychology therapeutic approaches rehabilitation family process contemporary family therapy marital therapy public health education substance abuse addiction mental health family relations family psychology addiction treatment filial therapy social sciences criminology longitudinal studies adolescent health interpersonal relationships family violence violence against women family practice alternative medicine complementary medicine addictive behaviors family studies addiction medicine ethnic studies anthropological theory holistic view correctional practice full-scale measurement variant interpretation multi-scale studies couple therapy movement analysis family involvement systemic therapy therapeutic relationship individual therapy domestic violence situations prototypical assessment child-centered play therapy head start families family therapists

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Engaging Families and Other Systems in School-Based Treatment. The Family Journal (2016)

family involvementsystemic therapysociologysocial skillseducationfamily studiessocial work

Changing Self-Destructive Habits: Pathways to Solutions With Couples and Families. Journal of Groups in Addiction & Recovery (2014)

family therapyfamily processpsychologyaddictionaddiction treatmentaddictive behaviorscounseling psychology

Support Network Intervention Team: A Key Component of a Comprehensive Approach to Family-Based Substance Abuse Treatment. Journal of Groups in Addiction & Recovery (2010)

Jon L. WinekLance J. DomeJoseph R. GardnerCorrine R. SackettM. Joan ZimmermanMelissa K. Davis

public healthsubstance abuserehabilitationimplementation researchaddiction medicinepsychiatryaddictionaddiction treatment

Therapists ’ Prototypical Assessment of Domestic Violence Situations. Journal of Marital and Family Therapy (2007)

Kelly A. BlaskoJon L. WinekKathleen J. Bieschke

criminologysocial sciencesfamily relationscounseling psychologydomestic violence situationspublic healthprototypical assessmentlongitudinal studiesholistic viewfamily violencecorrectional practiceadolescent healthfull-scale measurementeducationviolence against womensubstance abusevariant interpretationmental healthfamily practicemulti-scale studies

The Relationship Between Marriage and Family Therapists and Complementary and Alternative Medicine Approaches: A National Survey. Journal of Marital and Family Therapy (2006)

Karen L. CaldwellJon L. WinekDorothy S. Becvar

family therapyfamily therapistsmarital therapyalternative medicinecomplementary medicine

Discovering the Moments of Movement in Filial Therapy: A Single Case Qualitative Study.. International Journal of Play Therapy (2003)

Jon WinekJennifer Lambert-ShuteLaura JohnsonLiza ShawJeff KreppsKelly Wiley

rehabilitationfilial therapymovement analysisqualitative research

Healing Rituals for Couples Recovering From Adultery. Contemporary Family Therapy (2003)

family therapyfamily processcontemporary family therapyinterpersonal relationshipsritualcouple therapyfamily medicinefamily psychologysocial relationsrecoveryfamily relationscounseling psychologytherapeutic approaches

On the Intersection of Theory and Practice in Marital Therapy: Response to Moultrup. Contemporary Family Therapy (2003)

family therapycontemporary family therapymarital therapyfamily medicinetherapeutic approaches

The Use of Child‐Centered Play Therapy and Filial Therapy With Head Start Families: A Brief Report. Journal of Marital and Family Therapy (1999)

Laura JohnsonRick BruhnJon WinekJeff KreppsKelly Wiley

family therapyrehabilitationfilial therapymarital therapychild-centered play therapyhead start families

Constructions of Therapy, Race, Ethnicity, and Gender; an Anthropological Metaphor. Contemporary Family Therapy (1997)

family therapyracefamily processcontemporary family therapyethnic studiesanthropological theoryfamily psychologyanthropologytherapeutic relationshipethnicitycultural anthropologycounseling psychologytherapeutic approaches

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Jon Winek

Appalachian State University

Affiliations

Appalachian State University

Reich College Of Education

Department Of Counseling, Family Therapy, And Higher Education

Department Of Counselor Education And Research

University College

Reich College Of Education

NoneJon Winek is currently serving as a Appalachian State University faculty at Appalachian State University.

Honors

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Appalachian State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Engaging Families and Other Systems in School-Based Treatment. The Family Journal (2016)

family involvementsystemic therapysociologysocial skillseducationfamily studiessocial work

Changing Self-Destructive Habits: Pathways to Solutions With Couples and Families. Journal of Groups in Addiction & Recovery (2014)

family therapyfamily processpsychologyaddictionaddiction treatmentaddictive behaviorscounseling psychology

Support Network Intervention Team: A Key Component of a Comprehensive Approach to Family-Based Substance Abuse Treatment. Journal of Groups in Addiction & Recovery (2010)

Jon L. WinekLance J. DomeJoseph R. GardnerCorrine R. SackettM. Joan ZimmermanMelissa K. Davis

public healthsubstance abuserehabilitationimplementation researchaddiction medicinepsychiatryaddictionaddiction treatment

Therapists ’ Prototypical Assessment of Domestic Violence Situations. Journal of Marital and Family Therapy (2007)

Kelly A. BlaskoJon L. WinekKathleen J. Bieschke

The Relationship Between Marriage and Family Therapists and Complementary and Alternative Medicine Approaches: A National Survey. Journal of Marital and Family Therapy (2006)

Karen L. CaldwellJon L. WinekDorothy S. Becvar

family therapyfamily therapistsmarital therapyalternative medicinecomplementary medicine

Discovering the Moments of Movement in Filial Therapy: A Single Case Qualitative Study.. International Journal of Play Therapy (2003)

Jon WinekJennifer Lambert-ShuteLaura JohnsonLiza ShawJeff KreppsKelly Wiley

rehabilitationfilial therapymovement analysisqualitative research

Healing Rituals for Couples Recovering From Adultery. Contemporary Family Therapy (2003)

On the Intersection of Theory and Practice in Marital Therapy: Response to Moultrup. Contemporary Family Therapy (2003)

family therapycontemporary family therapymarital therapyfamily medicinetherapeutic approaches

The Use of Child‐Centered Play Therapy and Filial Therapy With Head Start Families: A Brief Report. Journal of Marital and Family Therapy (1999)

Laura JohnsonRick BruhnJon WinekJeff KreppsKelly Wiley

family therapyrehabilitationfilial therapymarital therapychild-centered play therapyhead start families

Constructions of Therapy, Race, Ethnicity, and Gender; an Anthropological Metaphor. Contemporary Family Therapy (1997)

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