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 May 23, 2013 |
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Public Education MaterialsCanadian Psychiatry Aujourd'hui Patient Information SeriesPatient Confidentiality Workplace Depression: Should I take time off work? Workplace Depression: What to tell your coworkers and your employer Schizophrenia : The Journey to Recovery A Consumer and Family Guide to Assessment and Treatment This is a companion to the CPA schizophrenia guidelines. Downloadable PDF. Searchable PDF. CPA Psychiatry and Science Series The latter half of the 20th century has seen enormous scientific advances in the understanding of psychiatric disorders and treatment—moving psychiatry from theory to evidence-based treatments. The articles and fact sheets below are written by some of Canada's foremost experts and explain the current state of scientific knowledge behind various mental illnesses, their treatment and prevention. Newspaper Articles Understanding Mental Illness in Children and Adolescents by Dr. Stanley Kutcher Brain, Mind and Society: Psychosocial Treatments in Depression by Dr. Sagar Parikh Can Stress Lead to Depression? by Dr. Glenda MacQueen Seniors Not Just Older Adults When It Comes to Mental Illness by Dr. Nathan Herrmann Social Consequences and Facets of Serious Mental Disorder by Dr. Ashok Malla The Science of Psychotherapy by Dr. Zindel Segal and Dr. Molyn Leszcz Canada in Need of a Suicide Prevention Strategy by Dr. Paul Links Fact Sheets Generalized Anxiety Disorder by Dr. Michael Van Ameringen Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder by Dr. Michael Van Ameringen Neuroscience and Philosophy by Dr. Georg Northoff What Causes Schizophrenia? by Dr. Patricia Boksa Social Phobia and Social Anxiety Disorder by Dr. Michael Van Ameringen Mental Illness Awareness Week (MIAW) CPA is a proud supporter of Mental Illness Awareness Week. http://camimh.ca/mental-illness-awareness-week-english/about-miaw/ For websites with more mental illness information, see Resources-Public and CPA Partner Organizations on the CPA Links page. |
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