CrossCurrents
Back Issues
The Journal of Addiction
& Mental Health
Only those articles with links (underlined) are available online. For
more information, contact numbers are provided below.
Earlier issues that precede CrossCurrents (pre-winter 2002) can
be found in the archived The
Journal of Addiction and Mental Health section..
 Summer
2003
Health Promotion
Note from the Editor
News from the Centre
Conferences
Focus: Health Promotion
A call to action: Health promotion enhances the work of mental health
and addiction practioners
A matter of degree:
Social norming strategy challenges campus drinking culture
Is your hospital
healthy? Organizational commitment promots staff well-being
Healthy aging: Awareness
grows of need to promote mental health among older adults
Smoking out psychiatric institutions: Tobacco-free policies support
healthier environments
Q & A: Common questions
about health promotion
Profile
New screening protcol promises to uncover often-overlooked abuse
News
Urban Elder brings traditional
healing to the twenty-first century
Treating
the terrorized: practising on the front line
The Sopranos wins praise for its portrayal of female therapists
Peer assessment process
may reduce methadone-related deaths
Research Update
(Not all stories are included online)
Suicide risk high among people with bipolar disorder and addiction
Expressing anger may be good for your heart
Moderate alcohol use may lower risk of stroke
Mild brain injury can lead to major depression
Swedish study finds single-parent children at risk
Quitting smoking gets easier with experience
Link between neuroleptic medications and smoking identified
Reviews
Dual Disorders: progress
in connecting the two fields
Beyond Crazy: taking a whack at stigma
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The Last Word
Is the prognosis for schizophrenia
really better in low-income countries than in the West?
Spring 2003:
Art of the Mind
Note from the Editor
News from the Centre
Conferences
Focus: Nursing
Burning bright: Psychiatric
nurses feel burden of care
Turning smokers into
quitters
Q & A: Common questions about addiction nursing
Nurse-client abuse
A nurse is a nurse is a ... ?
Leading the way in restraints reform: Nurses strive to provide safe,
competant and ethical care
Profile
First Nations develop harm reduction policies
News
Resegregating
psychiatric wards may protect women
Report paves way
for smoke-free teens
Helping kids understand
a parent's depression
Intravenous drug users face barriers to hepatitis C treatment
Research Update
Get high now, suffer mental illness later
Alcohol, not tobacco, linked to breast cancer
Unearthing new risk gene for schizophrenia
Coffee lovers may ward off diabetes
Gender doesn't affect antidepressant outcome
Job loss taxes mental and physical health
Older drinkers may do better in treatment
Link between sexual harassment and eating disorders
Reviews
OCD: The War Inside
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The Last Word
Relational disorders: Disease
of the month?
 Winter
2002: Nursing
Note from the Editor
News from the Centre
Conferences
Focus: Nursing
Burning bright: Psychiatric
nurses feel burden of care
Turning smokers into
quitters
Q & A: Common questions about addiction nursing
Nurse-client abuse
A nurse is a nurse is a ... ?
Leading the way in restraints reform: Nurses strive to provide safe,
competant and ethical care
Profile
First Nations develop harm reduction policies
News
Resegregating
psychiatric wards may protect women
Report paves way
for smoke-free teens
Helping kids understand
a parent's depression
Intravenous drug users face barriers to hepatitis C treatment
Research Update
Family history may affect alcohol tolerance
Gay, bisexual men have higher suicide rates
Smokers prone to panic attacks may share neurotic traits
Good health of wine drinkers may be due to lifestyle
Schizophrenia may be linked to two genes
Marijuana may help alleviate fearful memories
Poor prognosis for older persons with depression
Risperidone treats children with autism
Reviews
The Noonsday demon: banishing
depression's shadow
Encountering the sacred: Spirituality in Therapy
The Tao of Sobriety
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The Last Word: Why
are Jewish men depressed?
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