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Parenting: Spring 2004 Vol. 2, No. 2 (52 pages) PDF of Complete Issue (1.1mb) |
Table of Contents
- Editor’s Message (Eric Macnaughton)
- We’ve Come a Way, But Not Far Enough:Supporting families with parental mental illness [guest editorial] (Rob Lees)
- The Experiences of Parents with Mental Illness: Background issues for consideration
- When a Parent is Hospitalized for Treatment of a Mental Illness: A research project examining a child’s perspective (Hylda Gryba)
- Discrimination Against Parents with Mental Illness and their Families: Changing attitudes, opening minds (Sarah Hamid-Balma)
- Mothering Under Duress: In/visibility of mothers with mental illness
(Marina Morrow) - Women with Mental Illness are Still Losing their Children (Jirina Judas)
- Life in the Pressure Cooker: Parenting while coping with a disability
(Virginia J. Ross) - Elizabeth Ando’s Nightmare: One mother’s obsessive cleaning almost cost her everything (Mark Hume)
- From Experiences to Actions: My life as a consumer single mom (Dawn Brossard)
- A Parent’s Point of View (Hazel Gillespie)
- Parenting and Social Work: A route to recovery (Kathryn Lestage)
- Isabel’s Story (Isabel)
- Fatherhood, Mental Illness and the River of Humankind (Bruce Saunders)
- Guilt: The mother of all feelings (Victoria Maxwell)
- Quirks and Glitches (Ula-Erin Chauvet)
- Growing Up with Mental Illness [interview] (Monica Alfreds)
- A Tale of Dysfunctional Child-rearing (Frank G. Sterle, Jr.)
- Caring for the Aged: The Patient | The Caregiver (Elizabeth)
- A Sibling’s Story (From Grief to Action member)
- Programs for Families with Parental Mental Illness: Results of a US National Survey (Joanne Nicholson, et al)
- From Little Things, Big Things Grow: A decade of Australian achievements for children of parents with mental illness and their families (Vicki Cowling)
- Working Together with Parents with Mental Illness to Maintain their Child’s Mental Health (Sharon Van Volkingburgh)
- Early Intervention and the Needs of Offspring (Eric Macnaughton)
- Talking to Children and Youth: When it’s time to discuss a family member’s mental illness or alcohol/drug problem (Nicole Chovil)
- Lasting Impressions Program: A partnership program for families
- A Clinic for Women with Schizophrenia: Building skills for life and parenthood
(Jennifer Quan) - Landing a Mars Lander (Catherine)
- When Bliss Turns into Blues (Deirdre Ryan and Doris Bodnar)
- Supporting Families with Parental Mental Illness Manual: A training tool for communities to organize services to support families (Rob Lees et al)
- Post Partum Support Services: A mental health services program in the Thompson Cariboo Shuswap Health Service Area (Kerry McLean Small)
- Cross Cultural Perspective and Issues with Families Experiencing Mental Illness
(H. Picku Multani) - Supporting Vancouver Families through Collegial Education of Professionals: The Parenting and Mental Health Committee (Ruth Hess-Dolgin)
- The Super Saturday Club: Social and Leisure Fun for Kids Living with Parental Mental Illness (Jeri-Lyn Ratzlaff)
- Kids in Control (Hylda Gryba and Nicole Chovil)
- Advice to Parents From a Child Protection Worker [interview]
- Parenting Well When You’re Depressed: A complete resource for maintaining a healthy family [book review] (Lyne Brindamour)
