Abstract
This paper examines family practice theory and family policy from a feminist perspective. The conceptual barriers presented by existing language are identified. The ideology which underlies power relationships in families is examined, and the toll exerted by “labours of love” on women's mental health outlined. Strategies for work with families which incorporate a feminist perspective are presented.
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McCannell, K. (1986). Family Politics, Family Policy, and Family Practice: A Feminist Perspective. Canadian Journal of Community Mental Health, 5(2), 61–71. https://doi.org/10.7870/cjcmh-1986-0016
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