CrossCurrents Winter 2007/08

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

• Focus: Early interventions for at-risk youth
  • Hidden pathways to resilience: How "delinquent" behaviour can be a good thing
  • Double whammy: When early psychosis and substance use go hand in hand
  • Why weight? Early treatment for eating disorders gives youth and families hope
  • Mental health promotion matters: Harnessing the strengths of children and youth
  • Nothing but blue skies: Early intervention helps youth emerge from the cloud of depression
  • Q&A: Strengthening Aboriginal families through prevention
    
    
• Note from the Editor
  
  
• A View from CAMH
  
  
• Profile
  • From boys to men: Health promotion helps youth make the transition
    
    
• News
  • Family physicians get tool to tune in to adult ADHD
  • The mad genius: Treatment for artists with bipolar disorder requires creativity
    
    
• Research Update
  • cocaine use and low education / alcohol dependency link to negative emotions / family-based treatment for teen bulimia / clinician adherence to depression treatment guidelines / telephone outreach for employees with depression / genetics role in bupropion for smoking / high stress in infants of mothers with depression
    
    
• Downloaded
  
  
• The Last Word
  • Early intervention in psychosis: Future or fad?
    
    
• Conferences