Medical Family Therapy

Topic overview and additional online resources provided by the American Association for Marriage and Family.

National resource and coordinating center for those interested in behavioral health and primary care integration. Resources include guidelines, evidence-based practices, a variety of tools, and news on like-minded organizations and professional groups that are also invested in integration.

American Psychological Association topic page provides resources related to psychological aspects of death and dying.

Part of The Thanatology Association, this organization is one of the oldest interdisciplinary organizations in the field of dying, death and bereavement.

Module aims define the biopsychosocial model, explicate its implications in healthcare, characterize the nature of past and present perceptions of health and what factors influenced change, delineate the position of health psychology in different environments, and reveal the methods used to study biopsychosocial interactions.

Published by the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT), the July/August 2011
issue is dedicated to Medical Family Therapy.

Aims to build a better focus in health policy and health services for all people with chronic illnesses.

White paper providing a summary of the field written by a trained Medical Family Therapist.

E-book chapter written by Teresa Masdon from the open access textbook Marriage and Family Therapy A Practice-Oriented Approach.

Oldest multidisciplinary, nonpartisan professional organization focused solely on family research, practice and education. Provides full text resources related to Medical Family Therapy.

Comprehensive fact sheet, references, and related resources provided by the National Cancer Institute.

Topic overview and facts and figures presented by the American Psychological Association.