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Showing 1 to 20 of 55 for “"Health Sciences, Mental Health."”.
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Retention of substance abuse outpatients: The role of psychiatric comorbidity in the era of welfare reform.
Retention of substance abuse outpatients: The role of psychiatric comorbidity in the era of welfare reform.
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South Asian immigrants' mental health and use of health services.
South Asian immigrants' mental health and use of health services.
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A study of factors influencing child abuse reporting by mental health professionals.
… of factors influencing child abuse reporting by mental health professionals.
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BRIDGING SCHOOL, HEALTH, AND FAMILY SYSTEMS: A PHENOMENOLOGICAL STUDY OF MEDICAL FAMILY THERAPISTS IN SCHOOL-BASED MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
School-based mental health services have expanded significantly across the United States as educators and policymakers increasingly recognize the connection between student well-being and educational success. Despite this expansion, many school-based mental health systems continue to operate within …
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The Well -Being and Reading Achievement of Older Youth in Out -of -Home Care
This study examined the well-being and predictors of educational competence of vulnerable adolescents in the child welfare system. The findings suggest that aspiration for higher education, placement in kinship care, and participation in school activities predicted greater probability of obtaining …
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Do Employee Assistance Program (Eap) Affiliate Providers Adhere to EAP Concepts? An Examination of Affiliate Fidelity to EAP Theory and Practice
… premiums for a similar service (e.g. EAP and mental health plan benefits). Since practitioners do not routinely practice EAP as conceived, then the field needs to adopt a position to bridge the gap between the EAP model and actual practice."
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Parental Response to the Suicide Attempts of Adolescents: A Narrative Analysis
… with parents, and use of an empathic, non-judgmental, and caring approach in order to help families of suicidal adolescents.
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The Development of a Normative Model of Social Support for Women Living With HIV
… support is associated with better physical health as well as better psychological well-being. However, most of this research has been conducted with men, leaving us with limited research on the functions of social support for women. Women often feel that the HIV support and health care …
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Talking About Infertility: A Conceptual Model
For the millions of women in the United States who experience a fertility problem (i.e., trouble getting pregnant or carrying a baby to term), discussing their infertility with others is a significant issue that can influence their relationships, their coping and well-being, and their access to …
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Depressed Children's Friendships
"Eighty-six pairs of children from the larger sample were selected as target children for an observational study. Fifty depressed target children and 36 nondepressed target children were each paired with their self-reported best friend to participate in a videotaped game-playing interaction and to …
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A Comparison of Quantitative and Qualitative Motion Analysis Techniques as Tools to Identify Movement Disorders
… unavailable such as institutions for the developmentally disabled.
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Promoting Youth Development Through School-Based Group Mentoring
… to be additive over and above contextual environmental factors. Social support from adults at school and from peers were conceptualized as outcome variables, while family support was considered a contextual factor. Features of TALKS Mentoring were related to social and behavioral skills but not …
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Cellular and Synaptic Morphology of Golgi -Impregnated Cortical Neurons in Patients With Schizophrenia
Several postmortem studies of schizophrenia reveal that despite normal numbers of cortical neurons, patients exhibit anatomical reductions in synaptic connectivity. Prefrontal regions have been implicated as a site of vulnerability to pathophysiological alterations, while evidence of anatomical …
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Cultivating Identity: Meaning -Making in the Context of Residential Treatment Settings for Persons With Histories of Psychological Disorders
These setting differences appear to influence the process and the content of residents' meaning-making in terms of thematic content (e.g., differential importance of medication, of social roles, and of relationships for rehabilitation), how they view themselves and others, how they organize their …
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Using Empowerment Evaluation to Evaluate a Consumer -Operated Drop -in Center: A Narrative of a Case Study
… drop-in centers are run for and by mental health consumers, in order to promote collaboration and self-sufficiency. Empowerment evaluation therefore appeared to be an appropriate evaluation practice for the consumer-operated drop-in center in this study, since their missions and …
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Perceptions of Help -Givers Among Three National Groups
Results indicated considerable overlap across cultures in the categories of people considered suitable help-givers. However, their relative prominence and desired attribute profile varied by nationality/culture. While psychotherapists were perceived as belonging to the professional sector of …
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Tendencies Toward Suicide Among College Students
Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-12T19:54:12Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 7624114.pdf: 7694203 bytes, checksum: 013e4cfaa7d0d8e374f82a81e6b5163f (MD5) Previous issue date: 1976
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The Association of Age at Immigration with Endorsing Feeling Depressed Among Immigrant Adults in the US
Background: Evidence for immigrant health is mixed and may partially be explained by underreporting or underdiagnosis of depression symptoms. Acculturation, the process of assimilating to a cultural environment, may impact depression symptom recognition and reporting through various mechanisms, …
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Communication Disorder and Language Production in Schizophrenia
The present study was designed to test a model of the relationships between communication disorder subtypes and language production disturbances in psychotic individuals. Specifically, it was hypothesized that: (1) tangential responses and losses of goal would be related to discourse planning …
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