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MH:CS:1--Education
"Supports for higher education," Mark de la Hey, March/April 2000, 3:2,
p. 4.
"Street papers give voice to people fighting poverty, addiction and mental illness,"
Ian Kinross, September/October 2001, 4:5, p. 8.
"Drug education programs improve awareness in Brazil's poor neighbourhoods,"
Julia Drake, May/June 2002, 5:3, p. 8.
MH:CS:2--Employment
"Focus on employment and recovery" [focus section], March/April 1999,
2:2, pp. 11-14.
"Evaluating alternative business," Mark Crane, March/April 1999, 2:2, p.
11.
"Self-employment the goal of new pilot programs," Tamsen Tillson, March/April
1999, 2:2, p. 12.
"Q&A: Facts on employment and recovery," March/April 1999, 2:2, p.
14.
"Linking productivity and mental health," Solange de Santis, March/April
2000, 3:2, p. 8.
"A 'depressed' economy," Tamsen Tillson, January/February 2001, 4:1, p.
10.
"Client involvement: Tokenism or empowerment," David Reville, July/August
2000, 3:4, p. 16.
"Street papers give voice to people fighting poverty, addiction, mental illness,"
Ian Kinross, September/October 2001, 4:5, p. 8.
"What companies are doing for employee mental health," Bonnie Thorn, November/December
2001, 4:6, p. 5.
MH:CS:3--Housing/Homelessness/Poverty
"Innovative programs reach more clients," Diana Ballon, November/December
1998, 1:2, p. 13.
"Homeless youth share their stories," Vicki O'Brien, July/August 2000,
3:4, p. 11.
"Street papers give voice to people fighting poverty, addiction, mental illness,"
Ian Kinross, September/October 2001, 4:5, p. 8.
MH:DIS--DISORDERS
MH:DIS:1--Alzheimer's Disorder
"Brain scans show promise in diagnosing Alzheimer's disease," Honey
Fisher, May/June 2002, 5:3, p. 3.
MH:DIS:2--Anxiety Disorders
"Results of group CBT study show promise," Christa Haanstra, September/October
1999, 2:5, p. 3.
"Avoiding your doctor," Lisa Schmidt, July/August 2001, 4:4, p. 8.
MH:DIS:2a--Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
"All in the family: OCD may be inherited," Diana Ballon, March/April
2000, 3:2, p. 9.
MH:DIS:2b--Panic Disorder
"Genetic link to panic disorder discovered," Christa Haanstra, July/August
1999, 2:4, p. 4.
MH:DIS:2c--Phobias
MH:DIS:3--Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
"Kids get put on Ritalin as young as one year old," Gail Dugas, July/August
2000, 3:4, p 8.
MH:DIS:4--Concurrent Disorders (also under Addictions)
"Focus on concurrent disorders," [focus section], September/October
1998, 1:1, pp. 13-16.
"Does harm reduction have a place in treating concurrent disorders?"
Julia Drake, September/October 1998, 1:1, p. 13.
"Combined programs address multiple needs," Penny Stuart, September/October
1998, 1:1, p. 14.
"Finding psychiatric disorders in addicted clients," Anita Dubey, September/October
1998, 1:1, p. 14.
"Separate treatments ineffective, expert says," Kalyani Vittala, September/October
1998, 1:1, p. 15.
"Consumer voices: Kathy's story," Anonymous, September/October 1998, 1:1,
p. 15.
"Q&A: Answers to common questions on concurrent disorders," September/October
1998, 1:1, p. 16.
"Results of group CBT study show promise," Christa Haanstra, September/October
1999, 2:5, p. 3.
"Concurrent eating disorders and substance use challenge the therapist,"
Angela Pirisi, May/June 2001, 4:3, p. 3.
MH:DIS:5--Conduct Disorder
"Mischief or a cry of for help," Tamsen Tillson, September/October 2000,
3:5, p. 12.
MH:DIS:6--Dementia
MH:DIS:7--Developmental Disorders
MH:DIS:7a--Asperger's Disorder
"Invisibility of Asperger's delays treatment," Tamsen Tillson, November/December
1999, 2:6, p. 8.
MH:DIS:7b--Autism
MH:DIS:7c--Pervasive Developmental Disorder
MH:DIS:8--Dual Disabilities
"Mending the cracks for dual disabilities," Gerry Luciano, November/December
1998, 1:2, p. 4.
"Highlighting the needs of deaf clients," Penny Stuart, November/December
1998, 1:2, p. 6.
"A team approach to care: Meeting the challenges of dual diagnosis,"
Lisa Schmidt, May/June 2002, 5:3, p. 9.
"Developmental disabilities and addictions: Awareness emerges of an overlooked
problem," Tamsen Tillson and Hema Zbogar, May/June 2002, 5:3, p. 10.
"Beyond sexual abuse: Helping women beat the odds," Diana Ballon, May/June
2002, 5:3, p. 12.
"Q&A: Common questions about dual diagnosis," Hema Zbogar, May/June
2002, 5:3, p. 13.
MH:DIS:9--Eating Disorders
"When kids hate their bodies," Diana Ballon, March/April 1999, 2:2,
p. 3.
"Unrealistic portrayals of wispy women -- how media images contribute to eating
disorders," Cindy McGlynn, November/December 2000, 3:36, p. 13.
"Concurrent eating disorders and substance use challenge the therapist,"
Angele Pirisi, May/June 2001, 4:3, p. 3.
"Compulsory refeeding in anorexia nervosa: Beneficial or harmful?" Allan
S. Kaplan, May/June 2002, 5:3, p. 16.
MH:DIS:10--Mood Disorders
"Mending the cracks for dual disabilities," Gerry Luciano, November/December
1998, 1:2, p. 4.
"A new way to treat mood disorders," Donalee Moulton, January/February
1999, 2:1, p. 4.
"Fire and reason: New publication features the work of young people with mood
disorders," Sue McCluskey, July/August 1999, 2:4, p. 8.
"Hard-wired for happiness?" Angela Pirisi, November/December 1999, 2:6,
p. 9.
MH:DIS:10a--Bipolar Disorder (Manic Depression)
Still together after 29 years of ups -- and downs," Diana Ballon, July/August
2000, 3:4, p. 12.
MH:DIS:10b--Depression
"Male menopause: Hormone replacement therapy may relieve depressive symptoms
in aging men," Sue McCluskey, May/June 1999, 2:3, p. 13.
"Healing from depression naturally," Cindy McGlynn, November/December 1999,
2:6, p. 11.
"Killinger'Johnson murder/suicide," Tamsen Tillsen, November/December
2000, 3:6, p. 12.
"Electroconvulsive therapy: Beneficial or barbarous?" Vivek Kusumakar,
November/December 1999, 2:6, p. 16.
"Electroconvulsive therapy: Same old treatment, same old results," Lee
Coleman, January/February 2000, p. 16.
"Silently depressed," Diane Peters, May/June 2000, 3:3, p. 4.
"A 'depressed' economy," Tamsen Tillson, January/February 2001, 4:1, p.
10.
"Should I tell the boss? Disclosing a psychiatric condition in the workplace,"
Diana Ballon, January/February 2001, 4:1, p. 13.
"Sexual side-effects are a turn-off," Angela Pirisi, July/August 2001,
4:4, p. 9.
"Why premenstrual dysphoric disorder is a valid diagnosis," Judith H. Gold,
November/December 2001, 4:6, p. 16.
MH:DIS:10c--Dysthymia
"Disorder of discontent: Dysthymia often goes ignored or undertreated,"
Diana Ballon, July/August 1999, 2:4, p. 9.
MH:DIS:10d--Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)
"New guidelines for SAD released," Gerry Luciano, January/February 1999,
2:1, p. 3.
MH:DIS:11--Personality Disorders
MH:DIS:11a--Borderline Personality Disorder
"Dialectical behaviour therapy: Treating the dramatic symptoms of borderline
personality disorder," Tamsen Tillson, September/October 1999, 2:5, p. 8.
MH:DIS:12--Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
"Controversial therapy uses eye movement to heal trauma," Penny Stuart,
November/December 1999, 2:6, p. 4.
"Q&A: Vicarious traumatization: Self care for the health care provider,"
Diana Ballon, September/October 2001, 4:5, p. 14.
"Healing the minds of war-exposed children," Angela Pirisi, November/December
2001, 4:6, p. 9.
MH:DIS:13--Psychosis
"Intervening early reduces psychotic episodes," Lisa Schmidt, January/February
2000, 3:1, p. 3.
"On delusions," Michael Armstrong, November/December 2000, 3:6, p. 9.
MH:DIS:14--Schizophrenia
"Helping moms with schizophrenia," Anita Dubey, September/October 1998,
1:1, p. 8.
"Better treatments for schizophrenia," Anita Dubey, January/February
1999, 2:1, p. 3.
"Dispelling the stigma of schizophrenia: A global campaign launches in Canada,"
Anita Dubey, March/April 1999, 2:2, p. 8.
"Yu inquest delivers verdict," Sue McCluskey, May/June 1999, 2:3, p.
4.
"Altered sense of smell may indicate problem with brain functioning,"
Donelee Moulton, September/October 1999, 2:5, p. 10.
"Bold new efforts aim to prevent schizophrenia," Diana Ballon, September/October
1999, 2:5, p. 12.
"Intervening early reduces psychotic episodes," Lisa Schmidt, January/February
2000, 3:1, p. 3.
"Managing schizophrenia," Diana Ballon, January/February 2000, 3:1,
p. 3.
"Michael," Mary Seeman, May/June 2000, 3:3, p. 9.
"Mary and Michael: A powerful 13-year therapeutic relationship," Michael
Alzamora, May/June 2000, 3:3, p. 8.
"Unravelling schizophrenia," Angela Pirisi, July/August 2000, 3:4, p.
9.
"Extended family in India -- caregive burnout," Cindy McGlynn, July/August
2000, 3:4, p. 10.
"Living with schizophrenia," Tamsen Tillson, September/October, 3:5, p.
9.
"Estrogen -- more than a sex hormone," Lisa Schmidt, May/June 2000. 3:3,
p. 12.
"Realizing that life isn't one big horror," Diana Ballon, July/August 2000,
3:4, p. 5.
MH:DIS:15--Sexual Disorders (see under Mental Health: Sex and Sexuality)
MH:DIS:16--Sleep Disorders
"Sleep disturbances studied in alcoholics," Don Barrie, May/June 1999,
2:3, p. 3.
MH:DIS:17--Trauma
"New approaches to trauma therapy: A focus on women's strengths, not symptoms,"
Diana Ballon, January/February 1999, 2:1, p. 9.
"Controversial therapy uses eye movement to heal trauma," Penny Stuart,
November/December 1999, 2:6, p. 4.
"Too scared to learn: How trauma affects women," Tamsen Tillson, January/February
2000, 3:1, p. 12.
"Q&A: Vicarious traumatization: Self care for the health care provider,"
September/October 2001, 4:5, p. 14.
"Healing the minds of war-exposed children," Angela Pirisi, November/December
2001, 4:6, p. 9.
"Trauma therapy and community action help mothers of street violence victims,"
Nate Hendley, May/June 2002, 5:3, p. 5.
MH:EMP--EMPLOYMENT AND WORKPLACE ISSUES
"Linking productivity and mental health," Solange de Santis, March/April
2000, 3:2, p. 8.
"Job stress: Looking down the wrong end of the telescope," Terrence Sullivan,
May/June 2000, 3:3, p. 16.
"Street papers give voice to people fighting poverty, addiction and mental illness,"
Sept/October 2001, 4:5, p. 8.
"Discharged: Life on the outside -- former inpatients adjust to community living,"
Ian Kinross, November/December 2001, 4:6, p.8.
"The impact of unemployment ... Lost hopes affect mental health," Kalyani
Vittala, November/December 2001, 4:6, p. 10.
"Stella," Kalyani Vittala, November/December 2001, 4:6, p. 11.
MH:ETH--ETHICAL ISSUES
"The ethical implications of genetic research: The future may be here sooner
than you think," Cindy McGlynn, May/June 1999, 2:3, p. 10.
"Electroconvulsive therapy: Beneficial or barbarous?" Vivek Kusumakar,
November/December 1999, 2:6, p. 16.
"Electroconvulsive therapy: Same old treatment, same old results," Lee
Coleman, January/February 2000, p. 16.
"Kids on drugs -- it's the legal ones that could be a problem," January/February
2001, 4:1, p. 8.
"Treatment or restraint?" Stephen Nicholls, March/April 2001, 4:2, p. 11.
"The ethics of giving kids pills," Marshall Korenblum, March/April 2001,
4:2, p. 16.
"To tell or not to tell," Lisa Schmidt, September/October 2001, 4:5, pp.10-11
MH:FOR--FORENSICS
"Striking a balance: Advocates call for more forensic beds -- but not with
a loss of community care," Tamsen Tillson, September/October 1998, 1:1, p. 12.
"Sex offenders?" Diana Ballon, March/Apil 2000, 3:2, p. 11.
"Sex offenders find hope through community support program," Tamsen Tillson,
January/February 2002, 5:1, p. 12.
"Caring for the spirit: Forensic chaplaincy helps clients cope with fear, loneliness,"
Lisa Schmidt, March/April 2002, 5:2, p. 8.
MH:GEN--GENETICS
"The ethical implications of genetic research: The future may be here sooner
than you think," Cindy McGlynn, May/June 1999, 2:3, p. 10.
"Genetic link to panic disorder discovered," Christa Haanstra, July/August
1999, 2:4, p. 4.
"Hard-wired for happiness?" Angela Pirisi, November/December 1999, 2:6,
p. 9.
"All in the family: OCD may be inherited," Diana Ballon, March/April 2000,
3:2, p. 9.
MH:GLO--GLOBAL ISSUES
"Japan's bumpy road to mental health reform," Angela Pirisi, January/February
2002, 5:1, p. 4.
"Terrorism forces stress levels to rise," Nick Sambides Jr., January/February
2002, 5:1, p. 5.
MH:GLO:1--Developing Nations
"WHO targets mental illness in developing nations," Angela Pirisi, January/February
2000, 3:1, p. 13.
MH:GLO:2--Europe
MH:GLO:3--United States
MH:HOM--HOMELESSNESS/HOUSING/POVERTY
"Focus on the homelessness crisis" [focus section], November/December
1998, 1:2, pp. 11-14.
"Why the problem can't be solved locally," Tamsen Tillson, November/December
1998, 1:2, p. 11.
"Smaller cities cope with homelessness," Penny Stuart, November/December
1998, 1:2, p. 12.
"Q&A: Facts on homelessness," November/December 1998, 1:2, p. 14.
"Bringing health care to homeless people: Shared Care Program delivers services
in shelters, hostels, drop-ins," Sue McCluskey, May/June 1999, 2:3, p. 8.
"Face of homelessness is poor, vulnerable and female," Cindy McGlynn, September/October
1999, 2:5, p. 9.
MH:LEG--LEGAL ISSUES
"Focus on treatment vs. punishment" [focus section], January/February
1999, 2:1, pp. 11-14.
"Criminal system begins to recognize health issues," Kalyani Vittala, January/February
1999, 2:1, p. 11.
"Q&A: Facts on addiction, mental health and crime," January/February
1999, 2:1, p. 14.
"When ignorance is deadly: Mythology about mental health law has cost lives,"
Michael Bay, March/April 1999, 2:2, p. 16.
"Getting tough about crime: Is change to federal law the solution?" Linda
Baker, September/October 1999, 2:5, p. 16.
MH:LEG:1--Community Treatment Orders (see under Mental Health: Treatment)
MH:LEG:2--Law Enforcement
"Criminal system begins to recognize health issues," Kalyani Vittala,
January/February 1999, 2:1, p. 11.
"Mental health courts connect people to services," Penny Stuart, January/February
1999, 2:1, p. 13.
"Yu inquest delivers verdict," Sue McCluskey, May/June 1999, 2:3, p. 4.
"Getting tough about crime: Is change to federal law the solution?" Linda
Baker, September/October 1999, 2:5, p. 16.
MH:LEG:3--Mental Health Courts
"Mental health courts connect people to services," Penny Stuart, January/February
1999, 2:1, p. 13.
MH:LEG:4--Reform
"Ontario's Bill 159 an affront to clients' privacy," Lori Stoltz, May/June
2001, 4:3, p. 16.
"Japan's bumpy road to mental health reform," Angela Pirisi, January/February
2002, 5:1, p. 4.
MH:MED:--MEDIA
"Killinger-Johnson's murder/suicide," Tamsen Tillson, November/December
2000, 3:6, p. 12.
"Unrealistic portrayals of wispy women," Cindy McGlynnn, November/December
2000, 3:6, p. 13.
"Q&A: Media portrayals of mental health and addiction problems," Diana
Ballon, November/December 2000, 3:6, p. 14.
MH:MHR--MENTAL HEALTH REFORM
"New directions for mental health reform," Sue McCluskey, March/April
1999, 2:2, p. 10.
"Primary care reform raises concerns about treating high-needs clients,"
Angela Pirisi, March/April 2002, 5:2, p. 3.
MH:MHS--MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
MH:MHS:1--Community-Based Services
"Mending the cracks for dual disabilities," Gerry Luciano, November/December
1998, 1:2, p. 4.
"Teens helping teens," Kalyani Vittala, September/October 1999, 2:5, p.
11.
MH:MHS:2--Psychiatric Hospitals (also under Mental Health: Treatment Issues)
"Striking a balance: Advocates call for more forensic beds -- but not with
a loss of community care," Tamsen Tillson, September/October 1998, 1:1, p. 12.
"Film festival premieres Cuckoo's Nest documentary," Kalyani Vittala,
November/December 1998, 1:2, p. 3.
"Bringing health care to homeless people: Shared Care Program delivers services
in shelters, hostels, drop-ins," Sue McCluskey, May/June 1999, 2:3, p. 8.
"Light, air and space: Healing buildings help healing minds," Lisa Schmidt,
March/April 2001, 4:2, p. 8.
MH:MHS:3--Public Health and Awareness
"Dispelling the stigma of schizophrenia: A global campaign launches in Canada,"
Anita Dubey, March/April 1999, 2:2, p. 8.
MH:NEU--NEUROLOGY
"Altered sense of smell may indicate problem with brain functioning,"
Donelee Moulton, September/October 1999, 2:5, p. 10.
MH:NEU:1--Brain Injuries
"Services to target people with acquired brain injuries," Penny Stuart,
November/December 1999, 2:6, p. 3.
MH:PRA---Practitioners' Issues
"To tell or not to tell," Lisa Schmidt, September/October 2001, 4:5,
pp. 10-11.
Inspiration -- Therapists recount how their clients' journeys have touched their
lives," Tamsen Tillson, September/October 2001, 4:5, p. 12.
"An enduring loss: Therapists haunted by client's suicide," Jill Maynard,
September/October 2001, 4:5, p. 13.
"Q&A: Vicarious traumatization: Self-care for the health care provider,"
Diana Ballon, September/October 2001, 4:5, p. 14.
MH:RES--RESEARCH
"The ethical implications of genetic research: The future may be here sooner
than you think," Cindy McGlynn, May/June 1999, 2:3, p. 10.
"Transforming the funding of medical research," Deborah Etsten, January/February
2000, 3:1, p. 4.
"New federal institute promotes innovative research approach," Nate Hendley,
November/December 2001, 4:6, p. 4.
MH:SEX--SEXUALITY AND SEXUAL ABUSE
"Acknowledging client's sexuality," Tamsen Tillson, July/August 2001,
4:4, p. 10.
"Q&A: Where sexuality, addiction and mental health intersect," Diana
Ballon, July/August 2001, 4:4, p. 13.
"Beyond sexual abuse: Helping women beat the odds," Diana Ballon, May/June
2002, 5:3, p. 12.
MH:SEX:1--Sexual Abuse
"New approaches to trauma therapy: A focus on women's strengths, not symptoms,"
Diana Ballon, January/February 1999, 2:1, p. 9.
"Beyond sexual abuse: Helping women beat the odds," Diana Ballon, May/June
2002, 5:3, p. 12.
MH:SEX:2--Sexual Disorders
"Sex offenders?" Diana Ballon, March/April 2000, 3:2, p. 11.
MH:SP--SPECIAL POPULATIONS
MH:SP:1--Aboriginal Issues
MH:SP:2--Children
"When kids hate their bodies," Diana Ballon, March/April 1999, 2:2,
p. 3.
"New report looks at risk factors in child poverty," Kalyani Vittala, July/August
1999, 2:4, p. 10.
"Invisibility of Asperger's delays treatment," Tamsen Tillson, November/December
1999, 2:6, p. 8.
"Q&A: Common questions about mental health and addiction problems in
school-aged children," September/October 2000, 3:5, p. 14.
"Childhood trauma linked to mental illness," Andrea Gordon, May/June 2001,
4:3, p. 4.
"Healing the minds of war-exposed children," Angela Pirisi, November/December
2001, 4:6, p. 9.
MH:SP:3--Family
"Q&A: Common questions about the family of people with mental health
and/or addiction problems," Diana Ballon, July/August 2000, 3:4, p. 14.
MH:SP:4--Youth (Teens/Adolescents)
"CD speaks to teens in distress," Chris Hendry, November/December 1998,
1:2, p. 6.
"When kids hate their bodies," Diana Ballon, March/April 1999, 2:2, p.
3.
"Mental health in immigrant youth," Gerry Luciano, March/April 1999,
2:2, p. 4.
"Fire and Reason: New publication features the work of young people with
mood disorders," Sue McCluskey, July/August 1999, 2:4, p. 8.
"Focus on youth" [focus section], September/October 1999, 2:5, pp. 11-14.
"Teens helping teens," Kalyani Vittala, September/October 1999, 2:5,
p. 11.
"Bold new efforts aim to prevent schizophrenia," Diana Ballon, September/October
1999, 2:5, p. 12.
"Q&A: Common questions about mental health and addiction problems among
youth," September/October 1999, 2:5, p. 14.
"Getting tough about crime: Is change to federal law the solution?" Linda
Baker, September/October 1999, 2:5, p. 16.
"Intervening early reduces psychotic episodes," Lisa Schmidt, January/February
2000, 3:1, p. 3.
"Kids on drugs: It's the legal ones that could be a problem," Gail Dugas,
January/February 2001, 4:1, p. 8
"Young women speak out about depression," Danah Beaulieu, July/August 2001,
4:4, p. 5.
"Mischief or a cry for help? Disciplining students demands awareness of underlying
distress," Tamsen Tillson, September/October 2000, 3:5, p. 12
MH:SP:5--Ethnocultural Issues (Ethnic Minorities)
"Mental health in immigrant youth," Gerry Luciano, March/April 1999,
2:2, p. 4.
"Ethnocultural diversity" [focus section], July/August 1999, 2:4, pp. 11-14.
"The language of care: Ethnic groups face many barriers to mental health treatment,"
Anita Dubey, July/August 1999, 2:4, p. 11.
"Somali refugees vulnerable in Canada," Cindy McGlynn, July/August 1999,
2:4, p. 13.
"Q&A: Common questions about ethnocultural diversity," July/August
1999, 2:4, p. 14.
"Healing the minds of war-exposed children," Angela Pirisi, November/December
2001, 4:6, p. 9.
"The impact of unemployment ... Lost hopes affect mental health," Kalyani
Vittala, November/December 2001, 4:6, p. 10.
"Stella," Kalyani Vittala, November/December 2001, 4:6, p. 11.
"Ethnoracial support groups address cultural needs in mental health," Vicki
O'Brien, January/February 2002, 5:1, p. 9.
MH:SP:6--Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual
"Gay teens feel isolated and alone. And the stress is taking its toll,"
Andrea Gordon, July/August 2001, 4:4, p. 11.
MH:SP:7--Men
"Male menopause: Hormone replacement therapy may relieve depressive symptoms
in aging men," Sue McCluskey, May/June 1999, 2:3, p. 13.
MH:SP:8--Rural and Remote Populations
"Telemedicine: Video counselling reaches the underserved, but still has to
prove its worth," Donalee Moulton, November/December 1998, 1:2, p. 9.
"Telepsychiatry -- video technology provides service in rural areas," Christa
Haanstra, July/August 1999, 2:4, p. 3.
MH:SP:9--Seniors and Aging
"Focus on seniors" [focus section], May/June 1999, 2:3, pp. 11-14.
"Male menopause: Hormone replacement therapy may relieve depressive symptoms
in aging men," Sue McCluskey, May/June 1999, 2:3, p. 13.
"Q&A: Common questions about seniors, mental health and addiction,"
May/June 1999, 2:3, p. 14.
"Silently depressed," Diane Peters, May/June 2000, 3:3, p. 4.
MH:SP:10--Women and Mothers
"Helping moms with schizophrenia," Anita Dubey, September/October 1998,
1:1, p. 8.
"New approaches to trauma therapy: A focus on women's strengths, not symptoms,"
Diana Ballon, January/February 1999, 2:1, p. 9.
"Feminist therapy leaves women empowered," Diana Ballon, May/June 1999,
2:3, p. 3.
"Face of homelessness is poor, vulnerable and female," Cindy McGlynn, September/October
1999, 2:5, p. 9.
"Too scared to learn: How trauma affects women," Tamsen Tillson, January/February
2000, 3:1, p. 12.
"Q&A: Common questions about mental health issues and addiction problems
affecting women," Mark de le Hey and Diana Ballon, May/June 2000, 3:3, p. 14.
"Why premenstrual dysphoric disorder is a valid diagnosis," Judith H. Gold,
November/December 2001, 4:6, p. 16.
MH:SPR--SPIRITUALITY
"Bring spirituality into treatment, MD says," Craig Smith, November/December
1998, 1:2, p. 3.
"Spirituality and psychotherapy: Wrestling with life's bigger questions,"
Cindy McGlynn, January/February 2000, 3:1, p. 9.
"Meditating behind bars," TamsenTillson, March/April 2000, 3:2, p. 12.
"On delusions," Michael Armstrong, November/December 2000, 3:6, p. 9.
"Neurotheology lends support to the power of spirituality," Kalyani Vittala,
September/October 2001, 4:5, p. 9.
"Caring for the spirit: Forensic chaplaincy helps clients cope with fear, loneliness,"
Lisa Schmidt, March/April 2002, 5:2, p. 8.
"Q&A: Incorporating spirituality into therapy," Ian Kinross, March/April
2002, 5:2, p. 10-11.
"Prescribing prayer: Spirituality linked to recovery from mental health and
addiction," Andrea Gordon, March/April 2002, 5:2, p. 12.
MH:STI--STIGMA
"Dispelling the stigma of schizophrenia: A global campaign launches in Canada,"
Anita Dubey, March/April 1999, 2:2, p. 8.
"It's not in their heads: IBS sufferers still get judged for their condition,"
Anne Ptasznik, May/June 2000, 3:3, p. 10.
"Madness in film: Images focus on the grotesque, the frightening and the violent,"
Deborah C. Park, November/December 2000, 3:6, p. 16.
"Should I tell the boss? Disclosing a psychiatric condition in the workplace,"
Diana Ballon, January/February 2001, 4:1, p. 13.
"Supports for higher education," Mark de la Hey, March/April 2000, 3:2,
p. 4.
MH:SUI--SUICIDE
"Preventing suicide in the schools," Lisa Schmidt, September/October,
3:5, p. 11
"Killinger-Johnson's murder/suicide," Tamsen Tillsen, November/December
2000, 3:6, p. 12.
"An enduring loss: Therapists haunted by clients' suicide," Jill Maynard,
September/October 2001, 4:5, p. 13.
MH:TRA--TRAINING
MH:TRA:1--Police
"Cops to be more sensitive," Gail Dugas, March/April 2000, 3:2, p. 13.
"Cops focus on compassion, not force," Lisa Ariemma, May/June 2001, 4:3,
p. 9.
MH:TRA:2--Practitioners
"Q&A: Common questions on mental health training for family physicians,"
May/June 2001, 4:3, p. 13.
MH:TR--TREATMENT AND RECOVERY
"Sex offenders find hope through community support program," Tamsen
Tillson, January/February 2002, 5:1, p. 12.
MH:TR:1--Community Treatment Orders (also under Mental Health: Legal Issues)
"Treatment orders show mixed results," Nate Hendley, September/October
1998, 1:1, p. 7.
"Community treatment orders: A new bill heats up the debate," Sue McCluskey,
January/February 1999, 2:1, p. 10.
"Realizing that life isn't one big horror," Diana Ballon, July/August
2000, 3:4, p. 5.
MH:TR:2--Medication
"The Prozac versus placebo debate," Kate Cowen, September/October 1998,
1:1, p. 5.
"Better treatments for schizophrenia," Anita Dubey, January/February 1999,
2:1, p. 3.
"Male menopause: Hormone replacement therapy may relieve depressive symptoms
in aging men," Sue McCluskey, May/June 1999, 2:3, p. 13.
"Heat and meds: A dangerous mix," Mark Crane, September/October 1999, 2:5,
p. 4.
"Kids on drugs: It's the legal ones that could be a problem," Gail Dugas,
January/February 2001, 4:1, p. 8.
"Educating clients: Psychiatric pharmacists do more than dispense pills,"
Lisa Ariemma, March/April 2001, 4:2, p. 9.
"Antidepressants or depression? Expectant mothers weight the risks," Diana
Ballon, March/April 2001, 4:2, p. 10.
"Treatment or restraint?" Stephen Nicholls, March/April 2001, 4:2, p. 11.
"Q&A: Common questions about benzodiazepine risks," Andrea Gordon,
March/April 2001, 4:2, p. 13.
MH:TR:2a--Pharmaceutical Manufacturers
"Drug companies disapprove of artist's work," Andrew Johnson, July/August
1999, 2:4, p. 4.
MH:TR:3--Prevention
"Bold new efforts aim to prevent schizophrenia," Diana Ballon, September/October
1999, 2:5, p. 12.
"Intervening early reduces psychotic episodes," Lisa Schmidt, January/February
2000, 3:1, p. 3.
"Preventing suicide in the schools," Lisa Schmidt, September/October 2000,
3:5, p. 11.
MH:TR:4--Psychiatric Hospitals (see under Mental Health: Mental Health Services)
MH:TR:5--Technology
"Telemedicine: Video counselling reaches the underserved, but still has to
prove its worth," Donalee Moulton, November/December 1998, 1:2, p. 9.
"Telepsychiatry: Video technology provides service in rural areas," Christa
Haanstra, July/August 1999, 2:4, p. 3.
"The Internet: On-line therapy or addiction?" Paul Jay, January/February
2000, 3:1, p. 10.
"On-line self-help groups break down barriers to care and support," Nate
Hendley, January/February 2002, 5:1, p. 10.
MH:TR:6--Therapies
"Controversial therapy uses eye movement to heal trauma," Penny Stuart,
November/December 1999, 2:6, p. 4.
MH:TR:6a--Alternative Therapies
"Moving beyond the mainstream" [focus section], November/December 1999,
2:6, pp. 11-14.
"Art as a tool for healing," Paul Jay, November/December 1999, 2:6, p.
10.
"Healing from depression naturally," Cindy McGlynn, November/December 1999,
2:6, p. 11.
"Q&A: Common questions about unconventional therapies," Diana Ballon,
November/December 1999, 2:6, p. 14.
MH:TR:6aa--Diet and Nutrition
"Healing from depression naturally," Cindy McGlynn, November/December
1999, 2:6, p. 11.
MH:TR:6ab--Herbal Medicine
"Healing from depression naturally," Cindy McGlynn, November/December
1999, 2:6, p. 11.
"Herbal remedies have been used for centuries: But scientists are skeptical,"
Amber Nasrulla, November/December 1999, 2:6, p. 13.
MH:TR:6ac--Physical Fitness
MH:TR:6b--Anger Management
MH:TR:6c--Art Therapy
"Art as a tool for healing," Paul Jay, November/December 1999, 2:6,
p. 10.
"Mary & Michael: A powerful 13-year therapeutic relationship," Michael
Alzamora, May/June 2000, 3:3, p. 8.
MH:TR:6d--Behaviour Therapy
MH:TR:6e--Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT)
"Results of group CBT study show promise," Christa Haanstra, September/October
1999, 2:5, p. 3.
"All in the family: OCD may be inherited," Diana Ballon, March/April 2000,
3:2, p. 9.
MH:TR:6f--Dialectical Behaviour Therapy
"Dialectical behaviour therapy: Treating the dramatic symptoms of borderline
personality disorder," Tamsen Tillson, September/October 1999, 2:5, p. 8.
MH:TR:6g--Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT)
"Electroconvulsive therapy: Beneficial or barbarous?" Vivek Kusumakar,
November/December 1999, 2:6, p. 16.
"Electroconvulsive therapy: Same old treatment, same old results," Lee
Coleman, January/February 2000, p. 16.
"An alternative to ECT? Magnetic therapy holds promise for treating depression,"
Stephen Nicholls, July/August 2001, 4:4, p. 4.
MH:TR:6h--Feminist Therapy
"Feminist therapy leaves women empowered," Diana Ballon, May/June 1999,
2:3, p. 3.
MH:TR:6i--Group Therapy
MH:TR:6j--Hormone Replacement Therapy
"Male menopause: Hormone replacement therapy may relieve depressive symptoms
in aging men," Sue McCluskey, May/June 1999, 2:3, p. 13.
MH:TR:6k--Psychotherapy and Counselling
"Spirituality and psychotherapy: Wrestling with life's bigger questions,"
Cindy McGlynn, January/February 2000, 3:1, p. 9.
MH:TR:6l--Music Therapy
"A healing sound -- music therapy heals people with mental health problems,"
Lisa Schmidt, September/October 2000, 3:5, p. 8.
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