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has been cited by the following article:

• TITLE: Predictors of Effectiveness in a Multifamily Therapy Program for Adolescents with Externalizing Behaviors

  AUTHORS: Josh Feldblyum, Dahra Jackson Williams, John P. Walker, Susan Jackson-Walker

  KEYWORDS: Children and Adolescents, Behavioral Health Services, Externalizing Behavior, Family Communication, Parental Attitude

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Service Science and Management, Vol.7 No.3, June 30, 2014

  ABSTRACT: Severe externalizing behavior among adolescents is a significant societal problem, in terms of both emotional and financial costs. Much research has focused on factors that increase or decrease the risk of adolescents developing such behavior. In addition, various treatment methods have been developed to address this problem, with promising results under some circumstances. The present study examined archival data from one multifamily therapy program to examine potential predictors of the effectiveness of treatment. These predictors were communication style and relationship quality between parents and adolescents, as well as parents’ readiness for change. Parent-adolescent relationship quality and communication style were both found to significantly predict treatment outcomes in some, but not all, problem areas examined. Parent readiness did not predict treatment outcomes. Results have implications for improving the clinical outcomes of family treatment programs.