*bold names are current/former students
Student/Faculty Publications
Caldwell, K., Brinko, K. T., Krenz, R., & Townsend, K. (2008). Individual with
intellectual disabilities: Educators in Expressive Arts. The Arts in Psychotherapy. Available online at http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.aip.2008.01.001
Blasko, K. Winek, J., & Bieschke, K. (2007). Therapists’ prototypical assessments of domestic violence situations. Journal of Marriage and Family Therapy, 32(2), 258-269.
Craven, P. (2005). Who wants to be a millionaire? In Minor, C. & Pope, M.
(Eds.), Experiential activities for teaching career counseling classes and for facilitating career groups. Tulsa: OK: National Career Development Association.
Weighill, D. (2005). Finding our vision. In Minor, C. & Pope, M. (Eds.), Experiential Activities for teaching career counseling classes and for facilitating career groups. Tulsa: OK: National Career Development Association
Winek, J. & Craven, P. (2005). The coming clean ritual. In Hertlein, K., & Viers, D. (Eds.), The couple and family therapist’s notebook: Homework, handouts, and activities for use in psychotherapy. New York: Haworth Press.
Winek, J., & Craven, P. (2003). Healing rituals for couples recovering from adultery. Contemporary Family Therapy, 25(3), 249-266.
Winek, J., & Craven, P. (2003). On the intersection of theory and practice in marital therapy: Response to Moultrup. Contemporary Family Therapy, 25(3), 275-281.
Winek, J., Lambert-Shute, J., Johnson, L., Shaw, L., Krepps, J. & Wiley, K. (2003). Discovering the moments of movement in filial therapy: A single case qualitative study. International Journal of Play Therapy, 12(1), 89-104.
Winek, J. & Shaw, L. (2000). Family supervision: Co-constructing basic therapy skills. Readings in family therapy supervision: Selected articles from the AAMFT Supervision Bulletin. Washington, DC: AAMFT.
Johnson, L., Bruhn, R., Winek, J., Krepps, J. & Wiley, K. (1999). The use of child-centered play therapy and filial therapy with Head Start families: A brief report. Journal of Marital and Family Therapy, 25(2), 169-177.
Winek, J. & Shaw, L. (1998). Family supervision: Co-constructing basic therapy skills. The Supervision Bulletin, 11(1).
Student Presentations
Caldwell, K., Brinko, K., Kwiatkowski, J., Krenz, R. & Townsend, K. (2007). Intellectually and developmentally disabled individuals: Educators in expressive arts therapy. International Expressive Arts Therapy Conference. May, 2007.
Perkins, B. (2007). Conjoint trauma-focused cognitive behavior therapy. North Carolina Association for Marriage and Family Therapy Annual Conference. Poster presentation. March, 2007.
Krenz, R. (2006). Outdoor therapeutic programs for families in North Carolina. North Carolina Association for Marriage and Family Therapy Annual Conference. Poster presentation. March 31 - April 1, 2006.
Krenz, R. (2006). Outdoor therapeutic programs from families in North Carolina. Celebration of Student Research and Creative Endeavors Day sponsored by the Office of Student Research of Appalachian State Univeristy. Poster presentation. April, 2006.
Roig, G. & Mulgrew, J. (2005). Bridging the old and the new: A process group. American Academy of Psychotherapists Institutes and Conference. Presentation. November, 2005.
Wallace, K., Sullivan, M. & Saporito, L. (2004). Skills for coping: Variations between coping mechanisms of children of intact families and children of divorce. North Carolina Association for Marriage and Family Therapy Annual Conference. Poster presentation. March, 2004.
Caldwell, K. & Kring, C. (2003). Telephone survey of insurance coverage for LMFT services. North Carolina Association for Marriage and Family Therapy Annual Conference. Poster presentation. March, 2003.
Caldwell, K., Senter, K. & Hertzberg, A. (2003). Spirituality and change: Reflecting on the experiences of battered women. Women’s Leadership Conference at Appalachian State University. March, 2003.
Winek, J. & Craven, P. (2003). Healing rituals for couples recovering from adultery. American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy Annual Conference. Presentation. October, 2003.
Winek, J. Craven, P., Blasko, K. & Nunley, R. (2003). The mother’s role in the etiology of psychopathology. American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy Annual Conference. Poster presentation. October, 2003.
Zimmerman, J. & Blasko, K. (2003). The many sides of domestic violence: Heterosexual and same-sex. North Carolina Association for Marriage and Family Therapy Annual Conference. Poster presentation. March, 2003.
Blasko, K., Zimmerman, J. & Caldwell, K. (2002). Same sex domestic violence. North Carolina Association for Marriage and Family Therapy Annual Conference. Poster presentation. March, 2002.
Caldwell, K. & Bullock, A. (2002). Self-care practices for therapists. North CarolinaAssociation for Marriage and Family Therapy Annual Conference. Poster presentation. March, 2002.
Winek, J. & Craven, P. (2002). Healing rituals for couples recovering from adultery. North Carolina Association for Marriage and Family Therapy’s Annual Conference. Presentation. March, 2002.
Benson, K. & Winek J. (2001). Angry families: Anger management in family therapy. North Carolina Association for Marriage and Family Therapy’s Annual Conference. Presentation. March, 2001.
Winek, J., Johnson, L., Wiley, K., Shaw, L., Lambert-Shute, J. & Krepps, J. (2000). Moments of movement in filial therapy: A case study. Conference on Qualitative Research in Education. Paper presented. January, 2000.
Millikin, J. & Winek, J. (1995). The family regime assessment map. American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy Annual Conference. Poster presentation. November, 1995.
