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• 1.   Editorial

  This article discusses the range of mental health and psychological issues discussed in this edition of the journal

  

  Abstract:

  A fundamental attribute of mental health promotion is empowerment (MacDonald, 1998), that is, the giving of power and the authorising and enabling of others to undertake a part in an event. For this to be effective, power must be shared among the stakeholders. However, despite this strong emphasis on empowerment in the mental health promotion literature, it is striking how little more...

  Geography:

  the United Kingdom

  International Journal of Mental Health Promotion, Vol: 8 Page: 2-5 2006
  Michael Murray

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• 2.   Introduction for Louis A. Penner's SPSSI Presidential Address

  This article introduces Lou Penner's comments in his presidential address to the Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues (SPSSI)

  

  Abstract:

  This article introduces Lou Penner's comments in his presidential address to the Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues (SPSSI) (see record 2004-18342-012). Maruyama beleives Penner exemplifies in his scholarship and actions what the SPSSI has always looked for in its members, namely researchers concerned about social issues and world events who draw upon theory and more...

  Geography:

  United States of America

  Journal of Social Issues, Vol: 60 Page: 643-644 2004
  Geoffrey Maruyama

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• 3.   Supporting families with a mentally ill parent: European perspectives on interagency cooperation

  This article discusses policies and practices in several European countries concerning interactions between child welfare and community mental health services in meeting the needs of children with mentally ill parents

  

  Abstract:

  Compared policies and practices in several European countries concerning interactions between child welfare and community mental health services in meeting the needs of children with mentally ill parents. Social workers, psychologists, psychiatrists, nurses, pediatricians, and therapists responded to case vignettes within group discussions. Ss also reported perceptions of responses more...

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  International

  Child Abuse Review, Vol: 10 Page: 351-365 2001
  Rachael Hetherington; Karen Baistow

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