Video and Film Reviews

Collected Columns from Hospital and Community Psychiatry

Häftad, Engelska, 1990

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A compendium of articles from Hospital and Community Psychiatry. Includes topics such as the myths of mental illness, managing the aggressive patient, and dealing with major mental health issues. Reviews instructional videotapes for use in family therapy and stimulus tapes on attitudes, supervision, and stereotypes.

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Utgivningsdatum1990-11-30
Mått216 x 279 x undefined mm
Vikt333 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor64
FörlagAmerican Psychiatric Association Publishing
ISBN9780890420133

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Introduction. Alphabetical list of audiovisuals reviewed. Subject list of audiovisuals reviewed. Children as witnesses, and myths of mental illness. Managing the aggressive patient, plus videotapes on Schizophrenia and the homeless. Freud, Maslow, and Coles: Intimate Perspectives. Growing to adulthood and teenage pregnancy. Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder; AIDS in children and adolescents. The malpractice suit. Borderline syndrome and AIDS education. Interactive videodiscs: Suicide and chronic mental illness. Manic-Depression, Depression, and adolescent suicide. New videos for AIDS education. New directions in research and nosology. Fresh approaches to psychoeducation. Adolescent psychiatry. Critical life-cycle issues. Humanizing medicine. Educating the public about AIDS. Teaching materials on ECT, Children's feelings, and sex. Caring for chronic and disturbed patients. Major mental health issues: Schizophrenia, cocaine abuse. Depicting the plight of our American homeless. Deprivations of aging: Alzheimer's, depression, and the death of a spouse. Schizophrenic patients, their families, and their friends. Puppet therapy tapes on asthma, diabetes, and death and loss. Instructional videotapes for use in family therapy. Stimulus tapes on attitudes, supervision, and stereotypes.