CrossCurrents Summer 2005

CrossCurrents

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

• Focus: Rural Health - Bridging the Distance
  • A voice from the wilderness: Outpost psychiatry a challenging but rewarding experience
  • My neighbour, my cousin, my client: Dual relationships pose ethical challenges in small communities
  • "Sometimes you have to break your own trail": Preparing students for practice in remote communities
  • Northern lifelines: Aboriginal youth reach out to peers to address suicide
  • Technology goes the distance: Telepsychiatry links underserviced areas with pediatric care
  • Q&A: Common questions about inhalant abuse among Aboriginal youth
    
• Note from the Editor
• A View from CAMH
  
• Profile
  • Sketching a portrait of strength and resilience
    
• News
  • Book helps children whose parents drink too much
  • Addiction treatment workforce takes step forward with groundbreaking survey
  • Better services needed for clients with dual diagnosis

• Research Update
  • Brain recovery after methamphetamine use / smoking withdrawal and nicotine / children of working mothers / predicting the therapeutic alliance / breathing disorders linked with anxiety and depression / friends and family as mental health supports / college student drinking and driving / seniors' physical health related to depression
    
• Reviews
  • Fighting Firewater Fiction: Dispelling myths of Aboriginal alcohol use
    
• The Last Word
  • Does Ontario need a treatment advocate?
• Conferences

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