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Psychiatric Services

July 01, 1977, Vol. 28, No. 7
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29th Institute on Hospital & Community Psychiatry PRELIMINARY PROGRAM
Psychiatrists and Legislative Issues: Making Their Voices Heard
THE ROLE OF INTAKE PROCEDURES AND COMMUNITY EDUCATION IN REDUCING NO-SHOW RATES
Heather Arthur; David F. Dawson
A PILOT PROGRAM TO TRAIN VOLUNTEERS AS ADJUNCT THERAPISTS
Cornelia Hinton; Nancy Romero; Joanne W. Sterling
An Organizational-Distress Syndrome: Diagnosis and Treatment
Louis N. Gruber
Egalitarianism in a Mental Health Center: An Experiment That Failed
Marina Chapman Doyle
Egalitarianism in a Mental Health Center: A Commentary
Ethel M. Bonn; Helen M. Huber
Defining the Differences Between Crisis Intervention and Short-Term Therapy
Marian R. Stuart; Kemsey J. Mackey
High Referral Success Rates in a Crisis Center
Howard S. Sudak; John B. Sawyer; Gottfried K. Spring; Caroline M. Coakwell
Anger Provocation as a Crisis Intervention Technique
Lewis Brodsky
Short-Term Treatment in a General Hospital Following a Suicide Attempt
Ruth Radwan; Shamai Davidson
Short-Term Group Therapy for People in Crisis
William C. Satterfield
DELINEATING THE ROLE OF THE PSYCHIATRIST ON THE PSYCHIATRIC TEAM
Norman Q. Brill
FURTHER IMPRESSIONS OF PSYCHOLOGISTS' AMBIVALENCE TOWARD TESTS
Walt J. McCoy
ACCURACY OF FIGURES ON STATE SUPPORT FOR CMHCS IN ILLINOIS CHALLENGED
Benjamin C. White; Robert Y. Anderson
FOLLOWING UP ON AFTERCARE: SHOW VERSUS NO-SHOW RATES IN NORTH CAROLINA
A. Keith Barton
POSTRELEASE, NOT PRERELEASE, PATIENTS ARE MAIN FOCUS OF DROP-IN ACTIVITIES CENTER
Ilse Adler
CREATIVE ART THERAPY—by Arthur Robbins, Ed.D., A.T.R., and Linda Beth Sibley, M.P.S., A.T.R.; Brunner-Mazel, New York City, 1976, 261 pages, $15
Connie E. Naitove
POLICE SOCIAL WORK—by Edward M. Colbach, M.D., and Charles D. Fosterling, M.S.W., M.P.H.; Charles Thomas, Springfield, Illinois, 1976, 160 pages, $10.50
Allan Beigel
CHILD ABUSE: CRADLE OF VIOLENCE (20 minutes, color, 16 mm., 1976). Distributed by Motorola Teleprograms, Inc., 4825 North Scott Street, Schiller Park, Chicago, Illinois 60176. Rental, $40; purchase, $340
Jack Neher
TIME OF DEATH (16 minutes, color, 16 mm., 1977). Produced by Korzeniowsky Films, Inc. Distributed by Focus International, 505 West End Avenue, New York, New York 10024. Purchase, $265; rental, $35
Jack Neher
A STEP BEYOND (28 minutes, color, 16 mm., 1976). Distributed by E. R. Squibb & Sons, Box 4000, Princeton, New Jersey 08540. Available on free loan to professional groups
Jack Neher
A MAN (22 minutes, black and white, 16 mm., 1976). Produced by Michael Chait and Len Grossman, Ph.D. Distributed by the About Men Workshop, 45-14 39th Avenue, Long Island City, New York 11104. Rental, $30; for purchase price, contact the distributor
Jack Neher
PSYCHOSOCIAL REHABILITATION JOURNAL—new quarterly journal published by Psychosocial Rehabilitation Associates, Inc., 1047 North Main Street, Brockton, Massachusetts 02401. Subscriptions, $18 a year for individuals, $26 for institutions; single copies, $4.50
DELIVERY OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES IN DISASTERS: THE XENIA TORNADO AND SOME IMPLICATIONS—by Verta A. Taylor with G. Alexander Ross and E. L. Quarantelli; Disaster Research Center, Ohio State University, 1976, 328 pages, paperbound. Available from the center, 127-129 West 10th Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43201, for $3.75 (prepaid)
EL CENTRO—by John D. Gonzales; National Institute of Mental Health, 1976, 17 pages. Single copies available from Public Inquiries, NIMH, 5600 Fishers Lane, Rockville, Maryland 20857
WORKING WITH TROUBLED EMPLOYEES (28 minutes, color, 16 mm., 1976). Produced and distrbuted by BNA Communications, 9401 Decoverly Hall, Rockville, Maryland 20850. Rental, $69; purchase, $480
Jack Neher
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