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Julia Taylor Woodward

Professor in Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences, Adult Psychiatry & Psychology
Box 3143 DUMC, Durham, NC 27710
5601 Arringdon Park Drive, Suite 201, Morrisville, NC 27560

Scholarly Works - Book sections


Lesbians pursuing parenthood: pathways, challenges, and best practices

Book section · January 1, 2021 Lesbians are pursuing parenthood in greater numbers than ever, but their family-building journey is significantly more challenging than it is for heterosexual couples. Extensive research has debunked the myth that children raised in lesbian families show h ... Full text Cite

Infertility

Book section · January 1, 2014 Introduction The substantial majority of young adults intend to become parents, but not all achieve a goal of conceiving easily when pregnancy is desired. The 1995 National Survey of Family Growth interviews conducted with 10 847 women suggested that 7.1% ... Full text Cite

Hope theory and cognitive-behavioral therapies

Book section · June 7, 2000 Specifically, we examine cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) through the interpretive lens of hope theory, both as a means of explaining the impressive efiicacy of CBT interventions and as a means of articulating recommendations for the optimal implement ... Cite

Hope as a common factor across psychotherapy approaches: A lesson from the Dodo’s verdict

Book section · June 7, 2000 life impediments through pathways and agentic thought (the essence of hope), the psychotherapy client is unlikely to have a major relapse. There is ... This view is at the core of hopeful thought——it enables one to face and conquer the many difficulties ... Cite

Hope theory as applied to brief treatments: Problem-solving and solution-focused therapies

Book section · June 7, 2000 Due to the present influence of the managed care system, we believe that brief treatment approaches, such as Problem-Solving Therapy and Solution-Focused Therapy, utilizing the existing common factors will be the interventions of the future. Problem-Sol ... Cite