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Families: Summer 2004 Vol. 2, No. 3 (48 pages) PDF of Complete Issue (1.0mb) |
Table of Contents
- Editor’s Message (Eric Macnaughton)
- Letters to the Editor
- Families as Partners for Mental Health [guest editorial]
(Nicole Chovil and Keli Anderson) - For Better or Worse: The impact of a child’s mental disorder on the family – A review of the literature (Sarah Hamid-Balma)
- Give the Relationship Some Oxygen (Keli Anderson)
- Is ‘Bad Parenting’ the Chicken or the Egg? (Don Duncan)
- Learning to Be a Different Kind of Parent (Susan Inman)
- Men and Support Groups (Howard Fluxgold)
- Dear Dad (Christine)
- Psychosis: A parent’s perspective (Mike Singleton)
- Holding On While Letting Go: The contradictions of teenage mental illness (Pam)
- My Son Sam: He may have inherited more than he bargained for (Tara)
- Two Views of a Cup of Juice (Jan Lars Jensen)
- The Mad Muslim: A South Asian, East African, Middle Eastern perspective on mental illness, abuse and family (Farah Tejani)
- My Recovery: Safety, freedom and friends (Caroline Fei-Yeng Kwok)
- Jessie’s Hope (Diana Budden)
- Gavin’s Suicide: A mum’s memorial and hope to understand a horrible and secret
condition (Heather Craig) - My Role as a Teacher-Mother (Or is it Mother-Teacher?) (Donna Murphy)
- Engaging a Young Person in Care
- How to Deal with your Drug-Abusing Child? Try reversing roles (Jeff Thompson)
- The Dance of Caring: Motivating young people to be involved in treatment
(Connie Easton) - Family Education
- Emotional Impact Series [book review and resource list] (Jennifer Quan)
- Finding Useful Health Information Online (Mykle Ludvigsen)
- How Families Can Help Children Manage Problems with Anxiety (Melanie O’Neill)
- A Family Story: An insider’s look at growing up in a family unaware of mental illness and alcoholism (Murphy Kennedy)
- When Someone You Love Is Depressed: How to help your loved one without losing yourself [book review] (Pat Merrett)
- Chinese Family Support Groups in Vancouver (Sophia Woo and Raymond Li)
- Peer Support for Parents of Psychosis Sufferers (Nicole Chovil)
- The Art of Involving Families at CAPE (Deb Kinvig)
- Donnie Darko: Youth mental illness on film
(Analee Weinberger and Harry Karlinsky) - RESOURCES
