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Preview Abstract The authors examined the relationship between violent acts and threats by persons with serious mental illness, the size and composition of their social networks, and characteristics of the social support they received. A group of respondents Preview Abstract Aggressive and intensive case management and a comprehensive array of community support services are the keys to reducing the risk of violence by people with serious mental illness in the community.
The authors describe the elements of intensive case Preview Abstract Three major legal mechanisms exist for providing involuntary community treatment to people who are violent and mentally disabled: In most states, predicted Preview Abstract The author's aim was to review literature in the neuro-sciences and psychiatric clinical research reports about biological factors in aggression and the patho-physiological mechanisms that accompany aggression in neuropsychiatric syndromes.
A qualitative investigation of changes in the belief systems of families of children with autism or Down syndrome. His ideas were translated into Keywords Intellectual disability; children; parents; impacts; caregivers; strategies. Preview Abstract This study attempted to determine bow often psychiatric residents are exposed to violence, the types of violence they encounter, and what institutional changes might increase their safety. Preview Abstract The study sought to identify basic clinical symptoms of violent inpatients and to determine the relationship between these symptoms and two outcome measures: This e-book additionally discusses how the event of southern Europe may endure upon the location of the East eu accession international locations. Families and mental retardation:
Preview Abstract The study sought to identify basic clinical symptoms of violent inpatients and to determine the relationship between these symptoms and two outcome measures: Families supporting a child with intellectual or developmental disabilities: Intellectual disability and health. Kaur R, Arora H Attitudes of family members towards mentally handicapped children and family burden. Delhi Psychiatry Journal; 13 1: A qualitative investigation of changes in the belief systems of families of children with autism or Down syndrome.
The role of identity salience and commitment in the stress process.
Sociological Perspectives; 47 3: Marsh D T Families and mental retardation: New directions in professional practice. Mothers' reactions to their child's diagnosis: Relations with security and attachment. Journal of Clinical Child Psychology; 25 4: Supporting families caring for adult persons with intellectual disabilities.
Journal of Intellectual Disability Research; 49 8: Families of children with disabilities: A review of literature and recommendations for interventions. Journal of Early and Intensive Behaviour Intervention; 5 3: Depression in mothers and fathers of children with intellectual disability.
Journal of Intellectual Disability Research; 45 6: Secunderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India: Consanguineous marriage and intellectual and developmental disabilities among Arab Bedouins' children of the Negev Region in Southern Israel: Frontiers in Public Health; 2: Scorgie K, Sobsey D Transformational outcomes associated with parenting children who have disabilities. Preview Abstract The perceived association between violent behavior and serious mental illness was explored to determine the validity of claims by mental health advocates that individuals with serious mental illness are no more dangerous than members of the general Preview Abstract The relationship of mental illness and violence is an issue of longstanding clinical and policy importance, and recent research on this association has sparked renewed debate.
The author formulates six statements on the association that seem warranted by Preview Abstract The authors examined the relationship between violent acts and threats by persons with serious mental illness, the size and composition of their social networks, and characteristics of the social support they received. A group of respondents Preview Abstract Aggressive and intensive case management and a comprehensive array of community support services are the keys to reducing the risk of violence by people with serious mental illness in the community.
The authors describe the elements of intensive case Preview Abstract Three major legal mechanisms exist for providing involuntary community treatment to people who are violent and mentally disabled: