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PROMOTING EMOTIONAL HEALTH AND CLEAR THINKING
Back Issue: Volume 7, No. 1 — 2000
Editorial: ...springs eternal — Read
How We Are: news, views and information
Intrusive memories in depression • stress at work • stand up
meetings • GP guidelines that don't work • hypericum •
problem solving in primary care • social skills • power of words
• brain recovery in schizophrenia • debriefing • sex differences
in the brain • PTSD drug • self help cognitive therapy •
video interaction guidance • rhythm and biology
I wanna see the manager!
Pat Williams on unrealistic beliefs and expectations
Dementia need not be demeaning
Richard Cheston shows how sensitive care can help people with dementia
retain their identity and a significantly greater degree of independence
Denying the diagnosis
Relatives and patients may need skilled professional help to deal honestly
with the emotions aroused by a dire prognosis. By Denise Winn
Yes, but have they stopped their medication?
Psychotropic drugs affect the progress and outcome of therapy. Yet most
therapists know little about them, says Pam Armstrong
The vulnerable victims of culture clash
Carole Thomson and Maliha Rashid talk to Denise Winn about the growing numbers of young Asian women who leave
How to instigate change
Joe Griffin shares his knowledge of what makes a therapy session
work
That’s the way to do it: pro-social modelling
Philip Taylor and Linda Gast say that antisocial behaviour
is best countered by demonstrating good social behaviour — at all
times
On the receiving end
Dr Gwen Jones-Edwards took an antipsychotic drug as a healthy volunteer
in a drug trial, it had profound effects
Book Reviews
Letters
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