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Publications based on Families in Transition’s clinical and social justice work.
Families in Transition, (1993). Custody and access: A response to the Department of Justice discussion paper. Brief submitted to the Department of Justice ( Canada ).
Families in Transition, (1996). Child Support: Brief prepared for the Minister of Justice. Paper submitted to the Department of Justice ( Canada ).
Freeman, R. (1993). Parenting after divorce: Rethinking decisions about children. In Bala, N. and Miklas, S. Rethinking decisions about children: Is the "best interest of the child" approach really in the best interest of children? (142-154). Toronto : The Policy Research Centre.
Freeman, R. (1995). Successful family transition: An evaluation of intervention strategies. Toronto : Family Service Association of Metropolitan Toronto .
Freeman, R. (1998). Parenting after divorce: Using research to inform decision-making about children. Canadian Journal of Family Law, 15, 79-130.
Freeman, R. (1999). When parents part: Helping children adjust. Transitions, 10-13.
Freeman, R. (2001). Parenting plans: Making decisions in children’s best interests. In Niman, H. and Svardi, G. (Eds.). Special Lectures 2000: Family Law, A colloquium on “Best Interests of the Child” (78-135). Toronto : Law Society of Upper Canada .
Freeman, R. and Freeman, G. (2001). Appendix A: Report on youth workshops (89-104). In IER Planning, Research, and Management Services, Custody, access and child support in Canada : Report on Federal-Provincial-Territorial Consultations, Ottawa : Department of Justice ( Canada ).
Freeman, R. and Freeman, G. (2003). Managing contact difficulties: A child-centred approach. Ottawa: Department of Justice (Canada). 2003-FYC-5E.
Freeman, R., Abel, D., Cowper-Smith, M. and Stein, L. (2004). Reconnecting children with absent parents: A model for intervention. Family Court Review, 42, 439-459.
Mandell, D. and Birenzweig, E. (1990). Stepfamilies: A model for group work with remarried couples and their children. Journal of Divorce & Remarriage, 14, 29-41.
Rossiter, A. (1987). A model for group intervention with preschool children experiencing separation and divorce. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 58, 387-397.
Stein, L. and Dilmaghani, S. (2002). Transitions: Meeting the needs of Iranian families facing separation and divorce. Toronto : Family Service Association of Toronto.
AFCC Court Service Task Force, Exemplary Practices Sub-Committee. (2005). Families in Transition, Family Service Association of Toronto. In AFCC Court Service Task Force, Exemplary Practices Sub-Committee, Exemplary family court programs and practices: Profiles of innovative and accountable court-connected programs (43-44). Madison,WI: Association of Family and Conciliation Courts.
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