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This occupational therapy workbook provides clinicians with the tools necessary to help patients with dual diagnoses acquire basic living skills. Focusing on stress management, time management, activities of daily living, and social-skills training, this guide addresses each living skill in relation to how it aids in recovery and relapse prevention for each patient's individual lifestyle and pattern of addiction. Precin's Living Skills Recover...

How can you motivate and prepare students for the complex process of developing clinical reasoning and problem-solving skills when working with people with mental illness? Client-Centered Reasoning: Narratives of People with Mental Illness puts you on the right path to understanding your clients who have impaired functioning due to mental illness and/or substance abuse. Inside these pages you will find stories written by clients along with sto...

The general structure of the myosin filament has been known since the classical x-ray diffraction studies of Huxley and Brown (1963). However, one of the crucial features, namely, the filament ordering or the number of myosin cross-bridges per 143 Å repeat, has been controversial throughout (Squire, 1981). Analysis of myofibrillar proteins by means of one-dimensional sodium dodecyl sulfate polyacrylamide gels has yielded conflicting results. T...

This book discusses five issues in psychoanalysis. Whether or not cyberanalysis is a viable form of psychoanalysis. The use of functional magnetic resonance imaging in attachment research, the study of panic attacks, and quantifying psychoanalytic outcomes. Whether or not psychopharmacology should be used during psychoanalysis. Risks/benefits that may result from patients being subjects of research publications. And, application of psychoanaly...

Current psychoanalytic theory (based mostly on case studies) has documented a negative relationship between psychosomatic illness and mentalization: as the level of mentalization decreases the level of psychosomatic illness increases because the mind must develop sufficiently for it to identify and processes signals from the body. Psychoanalytic theory states that in the absence of mentalization, psychosomatic symptoms may develop. Yet, well-d...