CrossCurrents Autumn 2004

CrossCurrents

Only those articles with links (underlined) are available online.

• Focus: Are Schools Making the Grade
  • Never too late to learn: One student's journey through addiction and recover
  • Opening the doors to success: Students benefit from school and mental health system collaboration
  • Teaching the tough ones: Special programs create hope for students with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder
  • Healthy schools, healthy children: Positive school culture promotes student success and well-being
  • Q&A: Zero tolerance policies: Effective or disruptive?

• Note from the Editor

  • News from CAMH

  • Letters

  • Profile
    • Regent Park Focus keeps budding media mavens on track
  • News
    • Nature vs. nurture revisited: Toward a truly integrative psychiatry
    • Brazil's new drug policy emphasizes prevention and community action

• Research Update

• • Healthy environments benefit cocaine-exposed children / Mental illness under-treated globally / Food additives linked to ADHD / Collaboration among alternative and conventional medicine providers / Moderate alcohol use after heart attack / Concurrent disorders among needle exchange program users / PTSD common after orthopaedic trauma

• Reviews
  • Alcohol: No ordinary Commodity

• The Last Word
  • Ritalin in schools: A tool to compensate for insufficient educational resources?

• Conferences

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