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  • Addiction: a runaway phenomenon of our time? 
    Lee, Bonnie K. (SciTechnolHealth SciencesUniversity of Lethbridge, 2012)
    An editorial that promotes research on therapy and rehabilitation for behavioral addictions. Addiction has become a worldwide problem, spreading beyond drugs and alcohol to encompass behaviors such as eating, gambling and ...
  • Age of addiction 
    Lee, Bonnie K. (Lethbridge HeraldHealth SciencesUniversity of Lethbridge, 2011)
    The Public Professor is written by faculty at the University of Lethbridge. It runs Saturdays.
  • Art therapy for chronic pain: applications and future directions 
    Angheluta, Anne-Marie; Lee, Bonnie K. (Graduate Programs in Educational Psychology, University of CalgaryHealth SciencesUniversity of Lethbridge, 2011)
    Chronic pain is acknowledged as a phenomenological experience resulting from biological, psychological, and social interactions. Consequently, treatment for this complex and debilitating health phenomenon is often approached ...
  • ‘Bringing Torn Lives Together Again’: Effects of the First Congruence Couple Therapy Training Application to Clients in Pathological Gambling 
    Lee, Bonnie K.; Rovers, Martin (Taylor & FrancisSchool of Health SciencesFaculty of Human SciencesUniversity of LethbridgeSt. Paul Universityhttps://doi.org/10.1080/14459790701878137, 2008-04)
    Counsellors (N=21) receiving their first training in Congruence Couple Therapy (CCT) applied CCT to 1–2 pathological gamblers (N=24) and their spouses conjointly at their Ontario treatment settings. Gamblers' and spouses' ...
  • Conceptualizing and Treating Problem Gambling as a Family Issue [Abstract] 
    McComb, Jennifer L.; Lee, Bonnie K.; Sprenkle, Douglas H. (Blackwell PublishingHealth SciencesHealth SciencesPurdue UniversityUniversity of Lethbridge, 2009-10)
    Few family therapists have training in the identification, assessment, and treatment of problem gambling and its impact on couple and family relationships. The authors conceptualize problem gambling (PG) as a family issue ...
  • Congruence Couple Therapy for Pathological Gambling 
    Lee, Bonnie K. (SpringerSchool of Health SciencesUniversity of Lethbridgehttps://doi.org/10.1007/s11469-007-9137-x, 2009-01)
    Couple therapy models for pathological gambling are limited. Congruence Couple Therapy is an integrative, humanistic, systems model that addresses intrapsychic, interpersonal, intergenerational, and universal–spiritual ...
  • Congruence in Satir's model: Its spiritual and religious significance 
    Lee, Bonnie K. (Human Sciences Press, Inc.PsychologyUniversity of Ottawahttps://doi.org/10.1023/A:1014321621829, 2002-03)
    This article casts into relief the essentialist-existential philosophy implicit in Satir’s model of healing using Paul Tillich’s systematic philosophical framework. Parallels between Satir’s model of the person are drawn ...
  • Couples seeking CCT treatment for alcohol and gambling problems in a randomized trial 
    Lee, Bonnie K.; Shi, Yanjun; Gaelzer, Jessica; Awosoga, Olu A.; Christensen, Darren R. (University of LethbridgeEducationUniversity of Lethbridge, 2017)
  • Development of a congruence scale based on the Satir model 
    Lee, Bonnie K. (Human Sciences Press, Inc.PsychologyUniversity of Ottawa, 2002-03)
    The Congruence Scale derives from the construct of congruence, the goal of therapeutic change in the Satir model. Congruence is conceptualized as a state of awareness, openness, and connection in three human dimensions: ...
  • Evoking the Universal Human Family in Public Acts of Healing: Jesus of Nazareth and Virginia Satir 
    Lee, Bonnie K. (Saint Paul University - Faculty of Human SciencesFaculty of EducationDepartment of Classics and Religious StudiesUniversity of Ottawa, 2002)
    This article explores the significance of healing staged as public performances by Jesus of Nazareth and Virginia Satir. Two social science models, social construction of reality and anthropology of ritual, highlight the ...
  • Gauging alignments : an ethnographyically informed method for process evaluation in a community-based intervention 
    Lee, Bonnie K.; Lockett, Donna; Edwards, Nancy (Canadian Evaluation SocietyHealth SciencesUniversity of Lethbridge, 2011)
    Community-based projects feature multidimensional interventions and interactions within unpredictable contexts. Process evaluations can shed light on variability in outcomes across sites and the reasons why some project ...
  • A new relational perspective to healing from addictions 
    Lee, Bonnie K. (Lethbridge HeraldFaculty of Health SciencesFaculty of Health SciencesUniversity of Lethbridge, 2011-03-05)
    The Public Professor is written by faculty at the University of Lethbridge. It runs Saturdays.
  • Not Alone in the Field: Distance Collaboration via the Internet in a Focused Ethnography 
    Lee, Bonnie K.; Gregory, David M. (International Institute for Qualitative Methodology at the University of Alberta, CanadaSchool of Health SciencesUniversity of Lethbridge, 2008)
    Ethnography as method remains orthodox in its application. It is largely replicated through the lone field ethnographer model. In challenging this fieldwork model, the authors describe distance collaboration via the ...
  • Pedagogy as influencing nursing students’ essentialized understanding of culture 
    Gregory, David M.; Harrowing, Jean N.; Lee, Bonnie K.; Doolittle, Lisa; O'Sullivan, Patrick S. (International Journal of Nursing Education ScholarshipHealth SciencesFine ArtsUniversity of Lethbridge10.2202/1548-923X.2025, 2010)
    In this qualitative study, we explored how students understood “culture.” Participants defined culture and wrote narratives regarding specific cultural encounters. The sample comprised both nursing (n=14) and non-nursing ...
  • Problem Gambling: Taking Chances 
    Lee, Bonnie K. (American Association for Marriage and Family TherapyHealth SciencesHealth SciencesUniversity of Lethbridge, 2010-01)
    This article, commissioned by the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy, supplies clinicians with up-to-date information about problem gambling and its recent developments. It provides insight into problem ...
  • The Religious Significance of the Satir Model: Philosophical, Ritual and Empirical Perspectives [Abstract] 
    Lee, Bonnie K. (Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral StudiesUniversity of Ottawa, 2001-01)
    The contribution of Virginia Satir (1916-1988) as a pioneer in the field of family therapy has been undervalued due to the lack of systematic writing about her theory and method. Over three decades, she relied predominantly ...
  • Shame and sex addiction: through a cinematic lens 
    Lee, Bonnie K.; Moore, Madison (SciTechnolHealth SciencesUniversity of Lethbridge, 2014)
    Sex addiction has been a topic of debate. With the new DSM-V (2013) category of Substance-Related and Addictive Disorders that now includes gambling disorder, other excessive behaviors including sex are poised to capture ...
  • Towards a relational framework for pathological gambling (Part I): Five circuits 
    Lee, Bonnie K. (Blackwell PublishingHealth SciencesUniversity of Lethbridgehttps://doi.org/10.1111/j.1467-6427.2012.00588.x, 2012)
    Relationship patterns before and after pathological gambling were investigated qualitatively using eight in-depth clinical case studies in which one partner met Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders-IV ...
  • Towards a relational framework for pathological gambling (Part II): Congruence 
    Lee, Bonnie K. (Blackwell PublishingHealth SciencesUniversity of Lethbridgehttps://doi.org/10.1111/j.1467-6427.2012.00591.x, 2012)
    In an illustrative clinical case study, congruence is depicted as the fifth circuit in a relational framework to extricate gambler and spouse from pathological gambling and its after-effects. Congruence couple therapy poses ...
  • Training counsellors in congruence couple therapy: A controlled evaluation study [Final Report] 
    Lee, Bonnie K.; Rovers, Martin; MacLean, Lynne (Prepared for the Ontario Problem Gambling Research CentreSchool of Health SciencesUniversity of LethbridgeSt. Paul UniversityUniversity of Ottawa, 2006-04-06)
    Congruence Couple Therapy (CCT) is a new, humanistic, systemic model for problem gambling treatment. In the development of empirically supported treatments, counsellor training is a critical step. This study evaluates the ...