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All in the family
Pat Williams thinks there's a lot to be said for a nod and a handshake
Angry soldier, unstable diagnosis, unholy muddle
Traumatised servicemen and women are getting a raw deal because of squabblings over diagnoses, says Piers Bishop
Against the law but in line with the lore?
Our own cognitive and perceptual 'fault lines' can help us understand psychotic patients. Michael Garrett, David Stone and Douglas Turkington explain
Helpless to help
What it is like to care for a psychotic brother when professionals don't know how to help
Ask, don't tell
Noλl Janis-Norton discusses with Denise Winn how even the most challenging of children can be motivated to learn
How can you sleep at night?
Denise Winn finds out how lawyers cope psychologically when defending clients accused of committing abhorrent crimes
On the receiving end
Caroline Gallup describes the emotional upheaval she and her husband experienced during stressful infertility treatment
The carrot and the stick
Mark Evans describes how his use of rewards and punishments in therapy has helped clients quickly achieve change
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