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Volume 9 No 3, 2002
ARTICLES INCLUDE: Education and the brain: how to help teachers teach and children learn; How Freud's ideas created the consumer society and seriously influence big business and politics today;
Schizophrenia: the impact of surroundings and support; Not bad to be blue: a depression campaign ... Read more >
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Volume 9 No 2, 2002
ARTICLES INCLUDE: Drug initiatives for young people: Why they are almost worthless; What it takes to defy medical experts' advice on cancer; Cognitive behavioural programmes for persistent offenders: no substitute for prison; How to make ethical decisions; Divorce: the outcome is good for four ch... Read more >
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Volume 8 No 1, 2001
ARTICLES INCLUDE: The APET model: Standing cognitive therapy on its head; Helping people live with ongoing trauma: a perspective from Northern Ireland; Evidence based healthcare: does counselling measure up?; A practical approach to ensure safety for children at risk; Why health promotion message... Read more >
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Volume 7 No 3, 2000
ARTICLES INCLUDE: Attachment disorder: Helping abused children who are terrified of love; How severely mentally ill people can be helped back to health at home; Mind sculpting: how experience and memories change the brain; Facing the challenge of facial disfigurement; The effects on professionals... Read more >
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Volume 7 No 2, 2000
ARTICLES INCLUDE: The Dark Side of the Human Givens: Is it natural to need to dominate, bully or abuse?; Men on the margins: a controversial view of the impact of changed family values; One client's account of effective and ineffective counselling; Children's development: evidence says genes are ... Read more >
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