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Alvin Sallee

Texas Medical Center

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Journal of family strengths | 2012

Family Strengths: A Long Tradition

Alvin Sallee; Angelo P. Giardino; Robert D. Sanborn

Journal of family strengths | 2011

New Name, New Format, New Publisher, Same Principles and Values

Alvin Sallee; Angelo P. Giardino; Robert D. Sanborn

Journal of family strengths | 1995

Family Preservation and Support: Past, Present, and Future

Katharine Hooper-Briar; Anne Broussard; John Ronnau; Alvin Sallee

Journal of family strengths | 2000

Perceptions of Family Preservation Practitioners: A Preliminary Study

Judith C. Hilbert; Alvin Sallee; James K. Ott

Journal of family strengths | 2013

Evolving Family Technology

Alvin Sallee; Angelo P. Giardino; Robert D. Sanborn

Journal of family strengths | 2003

A Renewed Day for Family Preservation

Alvin Sallee

Journal of family strengths | 2000

Editorial: The Demands of Protection, Preservation,and Permanency: Where Has Family Preservation Gone?

Alvin Sallee

Journal of family strengths | 1999

Editorial: Roles and Expertise

Alvin Sallee

Journal of family strengths | 1998

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Alvin Sallee

Journal of family strengths | 1998

Editorial: The Role of Families

Alvin Sallee; Shawna Alexander

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Angelo P. Giardino

Baylor College of Medicine

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Robert D. Sanborn

Texas Medical Center

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John Ronnau

University of Central Florida

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Katharine Hooper-Briar

Texas Medical Center

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