Health education intervention in the separation and divorce process

THIS paper argues the case for a full national conciliation service which would include the provi sion of anticipatory guidance on the health conse quences of the divorce process. After a small empiri cal study on a group of women from York, evidence emerged that no such provision existed. Despite t...

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Published in:Health education journal 1984-12, Vol.43 (4), p.101-104
Main Author: Macdonald, D. Gordon
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Divorce
England
Female
Health administration
Health Education
Humans
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Summary:THIS paper argues the case for a full national conciliation service which would include the provi sion of anticipatory guidance on the health conse quences of the divorce process. After a small empiri cal study on a group of women from York, evidence emerged that no such provision existed. Despite the fact that all the women belonged to, or were associated with, the One-Parent Family Group in York, they all felt that some form of support agency and a health adviser would have been invaluable.
ISSN:0017-8969
1748-8176
DOI:10.1177/001789698404300407