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Community mental health services

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Crisis intervention

Erich Lindemann

1995

Reflections on community psychiatric nursing

Tony Gillam

2002

Helping People Change

Frederick H. Kanfer, Arnold P. Goldstein

1975

Mental health through Christian Community

Howard John Clinebell

1965

Needs Assessment and Community Care

Steve Baldwin

1998

Home and hospital psychiatric treatment

1982

Classics of community psychiatry

Rowe, Michael

2011

Rural community mental health practice

John S. Wodarski

1983

Community Treatment of Eating Disorders

Paul H. Robinson

2006

Social Work

Paul J. Thompson, Norman N. Pringle

1986

Children of mentally ill parents

Elizabeth P. Rice

1971

Building teams and programs for effective psychiatric rehabilitation

Daniel W. Giffort, Patrick W. Corrigan

1998

Community psychology

Bret Kloos

2012

Madness in the streets

Rael Jean Isaac

1990

HIV

Michael B. Blank, Marlene M. Eisenberg

2007

Infancy and early childhood

Stanley I. Greenspan

1992

The madness establishment

Franklin D. Chu

1974

Alternatives to psychiatric hospitalization

Harry Gottesfeld

1977

Therapeutic intervention

Ross V. Speck, Uri Rueveni

1982

Crisis services for campus and community

Earle Robert Sinnett

1976

Madness in the streets

Rael Jean Isaac

1990

Primary prevention for children & families

Mary Frank

1982

Multisystemic treatment of antisocial behavior in children and adolescents

Scott W. Henggeler

1998

Children, Families and Chronic Disease

Roger Bradford

1996

Creating spiritual and psychological resilience

Grant H. Brenner

2009

The absurd healer

Matthew P. Dumont

1968

Madness and government

Henry A. Foley

1983

Community psychology

Julian Rappaport

1977

Community Mental Health in Canada

Simon Davis

2006

Community Psychology

Jim Orford

1992

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