Journal of Counseling & Development · 2002 · 144 citations · 60 references
EducationCounselingPsychologyCounseling PsychologyMarriage CounselingPsychotherapyCouple InterventionCouples CounselingCouples TherapyEmpathic RespondingMarital CounselingMarital InterventionCouple Communication InterventionForgiveness CounselingForgiveness In RelationshipsForgiveness WorkInterpersonal ForgivenessMarital Communication PatternsMarital EnrichmentObservational Evidence
The authors report a clinical trial (N = 43 couples) that compares a hope‐focused marital enrichment (E. L. Worthington et al., 1997) with empathy‐centered forgiveness‐based marital enrichment (M. E. McCullough, 1997; E. L. Worthington, 1998a) and a wait‐list control. Treatment group couples improved relative to the wait‐list control group in observational measures of communication. Hope‐focused marital enrichment produced clinically relevant changes in marital communication, increasing the ratio by 3 to 5 positive to negative interaction ratio units. Hope‐focused marital enrichment is discussed in comparison with previous research, which was conducted with couples meeting conjointly. The forgiveness‐based marital enrichment psychoeducational group is one of the 1st studies of forgiveness interventions in couples research.
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