Beginning with the Winter 2002 issue, the Journal of Addiction and Mental Health has a new name: CrossCurrents.

			The Journal of Addiction and Mental Health There is a mental health and an addictions subject index for The Journal of Addiction and Mental Health upt to April 2000 now available online and in the CAMH library at the ARF site (33 russell Street in Toronto) under Ready Reference. For free copies of back issues, staff can contact Hema Zbogar at <hema_zbogar@camh.net> or by phone at (416) 595-6714. When making a request for a back issue, please include your full name, address, and number of copies desired (if available). Below is a list of back issues of The Journal, issue by issue, with live links to those articles that are available online. Only those articles with links (underlined) are available online. For more information, contact numbers are also provided.   2002 Issues Autumn 2002 Ethics Checks and balances: Psychiatric institutions move to enshrine client rights Putting human research on trial: Research with vulnerable populations raises ethical issues To report or not to report: Laws weave tangled web for addiction clinicians Who cares for the elderly? Seniors suffer in an age of limited health care resources Questions & Answers: Integrating ethics into the mental health and addiction fields In Every Issue News from the Centre Note From the Editor Profile New clinic takes sex outside the bedroom News Take 1000 mg of heroin and call me in the morning When motherhood hurts -- the hidden shame of post-partum depression Report urges integration of concurrent disorder services The human side of drug farming Research Updates Placebo's effect on brain similar to Prozac Antipsychotic doses may be higher than necessary Internet could increase number of problem gamblers Naltrexone may reduce urge to steal Cigarette smoke -- that's what girls are made of Single gene triggers violent behaviour in mice Risk of alcohol dependency may be detected in the blink of an eye Conference Listings Reviews The Belly of the Beast: Addiction up close and personal Psychiatry in Canada: A cooler Canadian take Eating Disorders and Obesity: A comprehensive guide to a growing problem The Last Word Safe injection facilities: Canada's ethical and legal obligations Downloaded May/June 2002 Dual Diagnosis Full contents A team approach to care: Meeting the challenge of dual diagnosis Developmental disabilities and addictions Beyond sexual abuse: Helping women beat the odds Questions & Answers: Common Questions about dual diagnosis In Every Issue News from the Centre Note From the Editor In Brief High rates of gambling problems among Ontario youth Military to ask soldiers about mental illness Youth mix sex with alcohol and other drugs Australian deaths force review of anti-psychotic drug Addiction problem is growing in China Government plans to suicide-proof tailpipes News Trauma therapy and community action help mothers of street violence victims Drug education programs improve awareness in Brazil's poor neighbourhoods Brain scans show promise in diagnosing Alzheimer's disease Health care policies discriminate against people with mental illness Research Updates Methadone may pose risk for HIV-infected clients Child abuse may trigger schizophrenia Bipolar and panic disorders may share genetic origin Acupuncture ineffective treatment for cocaine addiction Alcohol may increase susceptibility to allergies Smoking during pregnancy increases child's risk of diabetes Shared family activities promote mental health among youth Conference Listings Reviews A Parent's Guide to Street Drugs: Ignorance can be as dangerous as drugs A Beautiful Mind Books in Brief Advances in Personality Science Drugs in America: A Historical Reader Psychotherapy and Counselling in Practice: A Narrative Framework The Last Word Compulsory refeeding in anorexia nervosa: beneficial or harmful? Downloaded March/April 2002 Spirituality Caring for the spirit The benefits of yoga Prescribing prayer Acknowledging native healing traditions Questions & Answers: Incorporating spirituality into therapy In Every Issue News from the Centre Note From the Editor In Brief FDA approves ecstasy for PTSD clinical trial Suicide rates highest among middle-aged men in Ontario Ontario health minister pushes for private MRI clinics People with mental illness in B.C. six times more likely to die CMA calls for lower blood alcohol concentration limit WHO launches tobacco-free sports campaign Women face various barriers to addiction treatment Germany poised to pull kava kava from shelves News Primary care reform raises concerns about treating high-needs clients Ontario youth smoke less, but drink more Healthy eating promotes recovery from addictions Research Updates Stroke leads to twofold increase in suicide risk Abstinence could reverse brain damage in people with alcohol dependency Urban upbringing increases risk of schizophrenia Long-term effectiveness of Ritalin questioned Marijuana use may lead to depression Smoking increases mortality rate among women with diabetes Desire for intimacy motivates female stalkers Ecstasy may be more harmful to women Conference Listings Reviews K-Pax Luck of the Draw: Scratching the surface of the lotteries Books in Brief The Last Word The politics of ecstasy: Is U.S. drug policy on ecstasy scientifically justified? Downloaded January/February 2002 Self-Help and Community Support Groups Ethnoracial support groups address cultural needs in mental health On-line self-help groups break down barriers to care and support Sex offenders find hope through community support program Questions & Answers: Common questions about 12-step groups for addictions In Every Issue News from the Centre Note From the Editor In Brief Russia calls for war on drugs Sleep patterns predict adolescent depression Drug sales up to cope with terrorist attacks ECT forbidden in Slovenia More drinking, fewer dining Dutch may allow pharmacies to sell marijuana Portugese farmers protest new drunk-driving law News Program mends relationships torn by elder abuse Japan's bumpy road to mental health reform Terrorism forces stress levels to rise Polish researcher wins prestigious international award Research Updates Abuse history prevalent among substance users Racial differences found in women with binge eating disorder Risk for criminal behavior detectable at age three Men and women gamble for different reasons Cannabis-induced cognitive impairment may be reversible Stress lowers success rate of infertility treatment Tobacco shows no effect on anxiety or concentration For schizophrenia, anxiety and depression key to quality of life Conference Listings Reviews The place of coercion in treating serious drug dependence Sober for Good: Learning from those who have been there The Last Word Are we making the most of Alcoholics Anonymous? Downloaded		En Français | Help | Search | Events | CAMH Library | Guide to CAMH | Donate Now   Only those articles with links (underlined) are available online. For more information, contact numbers are provided below.   On this page Autumn 2002 Ethics May/June 2002 Dual Diagnosis March/April 2002 Spirituality January/February 2002 Self-Help and Community Support Groups November/December 2001 New Canadians September/October 2001 From the therapist's chair July/August 2001 Sexuality May/June 2001 Training March/April 2001 Prescription Drugs January/February 2001 On the Job November/December 2000 Media Madness September/October 2000 Report Card on Schools July/August 2000 The Changing Face of Family May/June 2000 Women: Taking care of business, health and family March/April 2000 Smart reform: Treating offenders with more compassion January/February 2000 Falling through the cracks: What happens when services don't meet all the needs? September/October 1999 Youth: Reducing Risk and Building Resilience July/August 1999 Diversity: Ethnocultural issues in understanding, prevention and care May/June 1999 Our aging population: Substance use, addictions and the elderly March/April 1999 Dispelling the Myth of Schizophrenia January/February 1999 Treatment vs. Punishment: Addictions, Mental Health and Crime November/December 1998 Homelessness: Crisis and Response -- Why the Problem Can't be Solved Locally September/October 1998 Concurrent Disorders: Innovations in treatment, screening and integrated programs         For further information Related Pages Journal Indexes -- of Mental Health Articles / PDF -- of Addiction Articles / PDF Subscription Information News from the Centre Masthead Back issues Full contents of the current issue

			2001 Issues November/December 2001 New Canadians Healing the minds of war-exposed children The impact of unemployment: Lost hopes affect mental health Stella Youth: Fostering healthy attitudes among immigrant teens Questions & Answers: Resettlement issues of immigrants and refugees In Every Issue News from the Centre Note From the Editor In Brief Aboriginal suicide epidemic feared Embalmed cigarettes the latest kick Young adults most likely to use ecstasy Drumming as an addiction treatment Long-term cognitive effects of anorexia studied Discrimination a challenge for those with schizophrenia Red Bull energy drink under investigation Suicide barrier funded News Discharged: Life on the outside -- former inpatients adjust to community living New federal institute promotes innovative research approach B.C. Transit strike strands people with mental illness What companies are doing for employee mental health Research Updates Genes help shape attitudes Effects of prenatal cocaine exposure questioned Drug use patterns emerge at raves Psychotherapy and anti-depressants have similar effect on brain activity Genes may link alcohol dependence, depression Benzodiazepines increase risk of hip fracture in elderly Cannabinoids prove to be poor painkillers Low birthweight linked to kids' behaviour problems Conference Listings Reviews Dark Paradise: The changing face of opiate use The Last Word Why premenstrual dysphoric disorder is a valid diagnosis Downloaded September/October 2001 From the therapist's chair To tell or not to tell: Therapists divided over te issue of self-disclosure Inspiration: Therapists recount how their clients journeys have touched their lives An enduring loss: Therapists haunted by clients' suicide Questions & Answers: Vicarious traumatization In Every Issue News from the Centre Note From the Editor In Brief New prison to help mentally ill Mental illness costs Canadians $14.4 billion annually Obesity worse than smoking or drinking Prenatal smoking linked to early experimentation Just what is is we are teaching our kids? Women and tobacco: A growing epidemic People with mental illness die younger News Expert warns of the politics of prescribing heroin Street papers give voice to people fighting poverty, addiction, mental illness Malignant angels: Why good boys do bad things Smokers' helplines increase people's chance of butting out Neurotheology lends support to the power of spirituality Research Updates Newer antipsychotics still no panacea Risk of schizophrenia increases with age of father Drug courts reduce crime under the right conditions Canadians believe in health benefits of moderate drinking Long-term ecstasy use many cause progressive memory loss Luvox helps treat childhood anxiety Risk of suicide and violence increases with alcohol Women managers less stressed when focused on relationships Conference Listings Reviews Exploring ethnocultural factors The Last Word Expert decries diagnosis for pathologizing women Downloaded July/August 2001 Sexuality Sexual side-effects are a turn-off: Antidepressants are not without cost Acknowledging clients' sexuality Gay teens feel isolated and alone About last night Questions & Answers: Where sexuality, mental health and addiction intersect In Every Issue News from the Centre Note From the Editor In Brief Is your teen getting enough sleep? Pedophiles open to scorn Mexican drug museum may go public U.S.-approved medicinal marijuana study unprecedented America's losing the war on drugs British men prone to suicide Separate shelters considered for transsexuals Regular use of ecstasy can lead to memory loss News One-third of Ontario students report distress An alternative to ECT? Homeless courts promote rehabilitation, not punishment Young women speak out about depression Avoiding your doctor Research Updates Depressed children more likely to develop adult personality disorders Treatment for insomnia may help prevent relapse among alcoholics Women smokers more likely to develop bladder cancer Stigma makes elderly more likely to drop out of depression treatment Substance use problems higher among adolescents in public care Sexual contact with women reduces likelihood of being diagnosed as a pedophile Twin study offers clues to phobias' origins Errors in prescribing drugs drastically increase overall prescription costs Conference Listings Reviews The Provincial Asylum in Toronto: Reflecting on Social and Architectural History Lay My Burden Down A Fragile Revolution pays tribute to a transformation Nicotine and Public Health explores tobacco alternatives The Last Word Sexually speaking: How to open up public discussion of HIV/AIDS in India without invoking political gunfire Downloaded May/June 2001 Training Acting it out: "Patients" help workers improve bedside manner The alternatives: Cops focus on compassion, not force GPs don't properly assess for addictions...it all starts in med school Clinicians address the powerful link between substance abuse and brain injury Questions & Answers: Common questions about mental health training for family physicians News from the Centre Note From the Editor In Brief Memphis "Maniax" reinforce bad stereotypes Survey gains insight into ravers Exam stress affects Japanese youth Quebecers drink more beer Toronto landmark to get preventative facelift Graphic warnings now on cigarette packs Triangle Program helps gay students News Concurrent eating disorders and substance use challenge the therapist Making connections: Clients newly discharged from psych hospitals gain support from their peers Childhood trauma linked to mental illness Research Updates Ongoing ECT helps prevent relapse Substance abuse hinders schizophrenia treatment Schizophrenia linked to poor fetal nutrition Caffeine may reduce nausea but threaten pregnancy Adolescent alcohol abuse predicts adult psychopathology Cannabis used to self-treat wide range of ailments Non-drinkers at greater risk of anxiety and depression Intramuscular ziprasidone effective in treating acute psychosis Conference Listings Reviews Through a wilderness of suffering: The Bear's Embrace The Last Taboo: A comprehensive guide on Canadian mental health issues The Last Word Ontario's Bill 159 an affront to client's privacy Downloaded March/April 2001 Prescription Drugs Prescription Drugs Educating clients: Psychiatric pharmaceuticals do more than dispense pills The continuum of pain and addiction: Helping doctors with an age-old dilemma Antidepressants or depression: Expectant mothers weigh the risks Treatment or restraint: Calming a crisis with chemicals Questions & Answers: Common questions about benzodiazepine News from the Centre Note From the Editor In Brief Toronto cops' response to stress: An alternative to lethal force? and Police and nurses team together "Death" resurfaces on Canadian streets Drug treatment courts go national Empowering the silent majority Fewer Californians die of lung cancer Alcohol glamourized on prime-time TV News Methadone clients denied life-saving liver transplant Forcing welfare recipients into drug testing and treatment: The North American experience Brian's Law gets a mixed review Light, air and space: Healing buildings help healing minds Research Updates It's the crowd, not the cannabis, that hurts school performance Treatment of eating disorders as effective when involuntary Job stress takes its toll on physicians Exploring the "dark underside" of Pooh Childhood psychotic symptoms linked to adult schizophreniform disorder People with mental illness twice as likely to smoke Experts recommend expanding methadone treatment "Anxiety sensitivity" may lead to alcohol abuse Conference Listings Reviews When things fall apart Critiquing the ubiquitous "culture of therapy" Books in brief The Last Word The ethics of giving kids pills Downloaded January/February 2001 On the Job Masthead News from the Centre Downloaded - Internet Resources Letters Note from the Editor On the Job A "depressed" economy Big business is stressed out worldwide -- and they're paying for it Prescription for trouble: When caregivers turn to drugs Should I tell the boss: Disclosing a psychiatric condition in the workplace Questions & Answers: Common questions about people recovering from addictions and returning to work News Child abuse monument seeks to raise awareness Senate committee reviews how Canada handles illegal drugs "Crack me up": Harm reduction kits for the most marginalized Outreach team saves lives on Vancouver's skid row Children of Holocaust survivors and the Third Reich find their voice Kids on drugs: It's the legal ones that could be the problem In Brief Porcine supplement to treat bipolar disorder? "Working out" depression Tobacco companies target developing countries Stinking additives to discourage gas sniffing Animal anesthetic part of the club scene Candy cigs lure kids to smoke Transit ads hope to save lives Too much Ritalin to stop fidgeting? Research Updates Depression makes it hard to quit smoking Alternatives to methadone hold promise Children with disabilities more likely maltreated Clinicians stressed by client emergencies Warning signs of bipolar disorder identified in childhood Alcohol may inhibit buildup of fat in arteries New protein may be key to Alzheimer's Elderly depression increases risk of heart disease Reviews The growing disorder in American psychiatry The Last Word American criticism of Dutch drug policy unfounded Conference Listings		CAMH Publications

			2000 Issues November/December 2000 Media Madness Masthead News from the Centre Note from the Editor Media Madness Promoting drinking without thinking: How alcohol advertising lures youth Questions & Answers: Media Portrayals of Mental Health and Addiction Problems News Howell used humour to get "close enough to the truth" of addiction Controversial proposed legislation heightens stigma In Brief Teens abuse anabolic steroids Eli Lilly loses exclusive patent rights to Prozac Psychiatrists more sympathetic to people with middle-class names Eating fish may help reduce depression Research Updates Complementary Therapies often used for minor mental health conditions Child abuse may exaggerate stress response St. John's Wort works -- with fewer side effects Reviews Lashing back at Prozac The Last Word Conference Listings September/October 2000 Report Card on Schools Masthead News from the Centre Note from the Editor Report Card on Schools Preventing suicide in the schools Mischief or a cry for help? Disciplining students demands awareness of underlying distress Questions & Answers: Common questions about mental health and addiction problems in school-age children News Ecstatic about ecstasy -- but at what cost Intoxicated by water -- a disorder among chronic psychiatric clients A healing sound: Music therapy helps people with mental health problems In Brief Human rights code covers the transgendered Cheap beer increases rate of STDs Hawaii approves marijuana for medical purposes Research Updates Only "maladaptive"perfectionists report depression Self-help methods to stop chewing tobacco show promise Work absenteeism linked to anxiety and depression Gender-specific treatment needed for teen drug users Reviews Remembering patients past Conference Listings July/August 2000 The Changing Face of Family Masthead News from the Centre Downloaded - Internet Resources Note from the Editor The changing face of family Homeless youth share their stories Still together after 29 years of ups -- and downs Gambling is an invisible illness...until it wreaks havoc on the family finances Common questions about the family of people with mental health and/or addiction problems News Unravelling schizophrenia Effects of marijuana use underestimated Survey highlights problems of binge drinking at Canadian universities Realizing that life isn't one big horror: Severely mentally ill flourish in new-found friendships In Brief Taking the War on Drugs to the unborn I'd walk a mile for a bidi Heroin trials pass first of many hurdles Vermont allows methadone prescription Research Updates Lower doses of antipsychotics to mean fewer side-effects Menstrual cycle may affect ability to quit smoking Test predicts risk of dementia Scientists close in on schizophrenia gene Reviews Betting the House The Last Word Client involvement: Tokenism or empowerment? Conference Listings The Journal May/June 2000 Women: Taking care of business, health and family Masthead News from the Centre Downloaded - Internet Resources Letters Message from the Editor Women: Taking care of business, health and family It's not in their heads: IBS sufferers still get judged for their condition Lesbian and bisexual women are underserviced: The double bind of stigma and substance abuse Estrogen: More than a sex hormone Alcohol's siege on women's health Q & A: Common questions about mental health and addiction problems affecting women News Vancouver families speak out against inadequate treatment for injection drug users Khat: Harmless stimulant or addictive drug? Mary & Michael: A powerful 13-year therapeutic relationship Medical marijuana: The controversy continues Silently depressed In Brief Anti-drug message policy clarified Depression takes prominence on the global agenda Canadian military recognizes PTSD as a disability Putting a face on hidden tragedy Don't try this at home Lighting up to win Meanwhile, down in Australia Always look on the brighter side of life Research Updates Why smokers drink Vaccine could help prevent smoking Brain receptor research holds promise for schizophrenia Delayed sleep takes physical and psychological toll Migraine and depression may have common cause Not everyone believes drugs impair driving Self-reporting of drug use may be unreliable Brain abnormalities associated with antisocial personality Anorexic daughters tend to have overprotective mothers Reviews Grass: A world going to pot Night Falls Fast: Understanding Suicide The Last Word Job stress: Looking down the wrong end of the telescope Conference Listings March/April 2000: Smart reform: Treating offenders with more compassion Masthead News from the Centre Curing sex offenders Meditating behind bars Questions & answers-- Commmon questions about Smart Reform: Treating offenders with more compassion Fighting Traffic: Gil Puder -- in memorium All in the Family: OCD may be inherited Comprehensive second-hand smoke report released Caregiving can lead to mortality Mothers with eating disorders struggle with infant feeding Smokers who quit without treatment Poetry from the Edge -- A review of If I played my life: Poems by people with schizophrenia. Conference Listings January/February 2000 Falling through the cracks: What happens when services don't meet all the needs? Masthead News from the Centre Downloaded - Internet Resources Too scared to learn: How trauma affects women Q & A: Common questions about 'falling through the cracks' Intervening early reduces psychotic episodes It's art that comes from the mind Spirituality and psychotherapy: Wrestling with life's bigger questions It's important that you buy New domestic violence guidelines Prisoner stirs controversy Stimulants reduce substance abuse in ADHD Binge eating and drugs Inhalant users start at age 13 The Living Museum Conference Listings

			1999 Issues November/December 1999 Moving beyond the mainstream: Herbs, acupuncture and biofeedback just some of the options Masthead News from the Centre Downloaded - Internet Resources Art as a tool for healing Healing from depression naturally Q & A: Common questions about unconventional therapies Controversial therapy uses eye movement to heal trauma Alternatives to methadone offer heroin addicts options -- but in Canada? Invisibility of Asperger's delays treatment Barriers to treating patients with eating disorders Marital bliss and marital miss Women more likely to inherit depression Exorcism therapy The other side of dangerous: A commentary on Working Like Crazy Electroconvulsive therapy: beneficial or barbarous? Conference Listings The Journal September/October 1999 Youth: Reducing Risk and Building Resilience Full contents Masthead News from the Centre Downloaded - Internet Resources Conference Listings Teens helping teens Bold new efforts aim to prevent schizophrenia Q & A: Common questions about mental health and addiction problems amoung youth Face of homeless is poor, vulnerable and female Dialectical Behaviour Therapy: treating the dramatic symptoms of borderline personality disorder Losing may be the best way to prevent gambling addictions Alcoholics may misinterpret facial expressions Frequent moves linked to early drug use Animal hoarders need help, experts say Book Review --The War at Home: An Intimate Portrait of Canada's Poor by Pat Capponi The Journal July/August 1999 -- Diversity: Ethnocultural issues in understanding, prevention and care Full contents Masthead News from the Centre Downloaded - Internet Resources Conference Listings Ethnocultural Diversity -- The language of care: Ethnic groups face many barriers to mental health treatment Q & A: Common questions about ethnocultural diversity Disorder of Discontent: Dysthymia often goes ignored or undertreated Genetic link to panic disorder discovered The psychological impact of stalking Adolescents, movie stars and smoking Ethnic identity and self-esteem in Native adolescents Book Review: The Alcohol and Drug Wildcard: Substance Use and Psychiatric Problems in People with HIV The Journal May/June 1999 -- Our aging population: Substance use, addictions and the elderly Full contents Masthead News from the Centre Downloaded - Internet Resources Conference Listings Investing in our future Seniors undertreated for mental health Male menopause: Hormone replacement therapy may relieve depressive symptoms in aging men Courage to Come Back Awards given Fetal Alcohol Syndrom: How much alcohol is too much? Report finds no change in illicit drug use in Toronto Book Review: The Health Effects of Cannabis The Journal March/April 1999 -- Dispelling the Myth of Schizophrenia Full contents Masthead News from the Centre Downloaded - Internet Resources Conference Listings Dispelling the myth of schizophrenia Self-employment the goal of new pilot programs Rural teens plan harm reduction magazine Book Review: A Guide to Treatments that Work The Journal January/February 1999 -- Treatment vs. Punishment: Addictions, Mental Health and Crime Full contents Masthead News from the Centre Downloaded - Internet Resources Conference Listings Treatment vs. Punishment: The Criminal System Begins to Recognize Health Issues New Guidelines for SAD Released Improving housing access Weight control for smokers Support lower-income mothers 1998 Issues The Journal November/December 1998 -- Homelessness: Crisis and Response -- Why the Problem Can't be Solved Locally Full contents Masthead News from the Centre Downloaded - Internet Resources Conference Listings Focus on the Homelessness Crisis: Why the Problem Can't be Solved Locally Bring Spirituality Into Treatment Film festival premieres Cuckoo's Nest documentary Bring Spirituality Into Treatment Kids over-prescribed drugs Counsellors question drug therapy Risk Behaviour Predicts Depression The Journal September/October 1998 -- Concurrent Disorders: Innovations in treatment, screening and integrated programs Full contents Masthead News from the Centre Downloaded - Internet Resources Conference Listings Concurrent Disorders - Innovations in treatment, screening, and integrated programs Does harm reduction have a place in treating concurrent disorders? Concurrent disorders Frequently Asked Questions Faith or Chemistry? - The debate on why antidepressants work Alcohol screen misses gender differences Stress disorder undetected Smoking linked to Alzheimer's

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