Guidelines for Brief Focused Assessment: AFCC Task Force on Brief Focused Assessments: With an Introduction by: Linda Cavallero and Susan E. Hanks, Task Force Chairs
The A ssociation of F amily and C onciliations C ourts ( AFCC ) Task on Brief Focused Assessment was convened in 2007 to study the issues inherent in the use of brief focused assessment models in family courts. The resultant “Guidelines for Brief Focused Assessment” were approved by the AFCC Board o...
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Veröffentlicht in: | Family court review 2012-10, Vol.50 (4), p.558-569 |
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Zusammenfassung: | The
A
ssociation of
F
amily and
C
onciliations
C
ourts (
AFCC
) Task on Brief Focused Assessment was convened in 2007 to study the issues inherent in the use of brief focused assessment models in family courts. The resultant “Guidelines for Brief Focused Assessment” were approved by the
AFCC
Board of Directors in 2009 and are presented here to prompt discussion and further dialogue about this clearly needed practice.
Key Points for the Family Court Community
Issue‐specific assessments are increasingly requested by family court judges
Practice guidelines for clinicians conducting brief focused assessments (BFAs)
Types of issues/questions appropriate for BFAs
Advantages and pitfalls of BFAs
Comparison of BFAs and comprehensive child custody evaluations |
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ISSN: | 1531-2445 1744-1617 |
DOI: | 10.1111/j.1744-1617.2012.01473.x |