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PROMOTING EMOTIONAL HEALTH AND CLEAR THINKING
Back Issue: Volume 8, No. 1 — 2001
Editorial: Why cats need nine lives... — Read
How We Are: news, views and information
Flexible working • dyslexia • power of smell • emotional
arousal and memory • Alzheimer’s disease • Down’s
syndrome and dementia • rape allegation test • men and body
image • repressing pain • a true social service • babysitting
classes • HIV, testing and telling • cannabis risks • schizophrenia
and confusion • patients or clients? • diabetes and the brain
Lessons from the long view
Pat Williams takes a step back from current therapeutic methods
The APET model: emotions come first
Joe Griffin and Ivan Tyrrell introduce a biologically based
theory that updates cognitive approaches to changing behaviour
Don’t do it! Why health promotion messages
fail
Dr Michele Crossley argues that conventional health promotion campaigns
ignore the meanings behind ‘risky’ behaviours
On the receiving end
Ruth McCormick describes her day-to-day concerns as a young adult
with cerebral palsy
The social brain
Denise Winn talks to Professor John Ratey about the role
of the brain in social development
Acting on the evidence: the case for counselling
We report on a one-day seminar on counselling in primary care, and whether
it works when done, how and by whom
No secrets in the family
Julia Hennessy describes an innovative and strikingly common sense
approach to ensuring the protection of children at risk
The trauma goes on ...
Martin Murphy discusses the difficulties of helping people cope
with ongoing trauma in the conflict in Northern Ireland
Book Reviews
Letters
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