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Articles by Allen K. Sabey
Fathers Are Frightened but May Not Know It: Considering Masculinity and Attachment When Working With Fathers in Family Therapy
1 Introduction Consider the junction of masculinities, family, and family therapy in this scenario of a father participating in family therapy.
Exploring a Potential Prejudice against Theism in Social Psychology
Keywords prejudice, theism, social psychology, human behavior College Family, Home, and Social Sciences Abstract In the world of psychological thought and theory, psychologists attempt to explain human behavior. In this attempt, biases and prejudices are crucial to identify and discuss. Prejudices and biases tend to distort or exclude interpretations or explanations that could be meaningful for certain people or certain situations.
A family reunion of “clinical cousins”: Attachment and emotion in four family-oriented therapy models
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Detoxifying masculinity: How men’s groups reshape attitudes
Men are still often afforded a great deal of power and privilege in society due to their gender, however, they also experience disproportionate rates of negative psychosocial outcomes. Men, for instance, have higher mortality rates, lower life expectancy, and are more likely to die by suicide. Yet, despite those challenges, men are less likely than women to seek professional help.
A family reunion of “clinical cousins”: Attachment and emotion in four family‐oriented therapy models
CONFLICT OF INTEREST STATEMENT Dr. Sabey receives stipends for providing Emotion-Focused Family Therapy (E-FFT) trainings and related workshops. Dr. Lafrance receives income from Emotion-Focused Family Therapy (E-FFT) trainings and conference presentations. She also receives royalties as a co-author from the clinician manual on E-FFT published by the American Psychological Association and the parenting book titled: What to Say to Kids When Nothing Seems to Work published by Routledge.
Changes in older couples’ compassionate love over a year
Although compassionate love has been identified as a key characteristic of healthy relationships, it is unknown how it changes over time. Thus, both self- and spouse-reported compassionate love toward a spouse were assessed from a sample of 64 older married couples to begin to understand the course of compassionate love and to identify predictors of potential changes over a 1-year period.
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