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Handbook for Recovery After a Suicide Attempt

October 14, 2015 impiou5 Comments Off on Handbook for Recovery After a Suicide Attempt

Handbook for Recovery After a Suicide Attempt […]

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F*ck That: A Guided Meditation

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Clinical Trials

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Clinical trials are research studies involving people, which may be conducted by universities, hospitals, non-profit community agencies or for-profit testing companies. Some trials evaluate the effects of new or existing medications. Others study new forms of psychotherapy or other treatment methods. Each follows a structured plan developed before the trial begins. […]

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Support Group Guidelines

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1. What is said here stays here. This is the essential principle of confidentiality and must be respected by all. Raise your hand and wait your turn to be called upon. No one person should […]

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Beyond Diagnosis

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The National Depressive and Manic-Depressive Association (National DMDA), a patient advocacy organization, calls upon the primary care community to move beyond the diagnosis of depression and increase patient involvement to improve the quality of care for people being treated for depression in the primary care setting. […]

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