From Shouting to Calm Conversations: A Qualitative Study of Family Communication Transformation Through a Culturally Adapted Multiple Family Group Therapy in HIV-Affected Families in Ghana.
Journal of marital and family therapy · 2026
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HumansFamily TherapyGhanaFemaleHIV InfectionsMaleAdolescentQualitative ResearchAdultCommunicationPsychotherapy, GroupYoung AdultFamily RelationsMiddle AgedHIVadolescentscultural adaptationfamily communication transformationmultiple family group therapy
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Dorothy Serwaa Boakye, David Atsu Deegbe, Gladys Dzansi, Adote Anum, Samuel Adjorlolo. (2026). From Shouting to Calm Conversations: A Qualitative Study of Family Communication Transformation Through a Culturally Adapted Multiple Family Group Therapy in HIV-Affected Families in Ghana.. Journal of marital and family therapy. DOI: 10.1111/jmft.70180
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