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Tuesday
Mar272012

Newsletter Volume 3 Issue 1

DateTuesday, March 27, 2012 at 3:37PM

The March 2012 edition our newsletter (volume 3 issue 1) on mental health and intellectual disability in children and adolescents is now available.

Highlights include:

Mental Health Problems: Disorders of Social Development caused by maladaptation's of ‘Theory of Mind’? A Developmental Psychiatry View by Associate Professor David Dossetor

A focus on Fragile X Syndrome

Organisation Profile: WWILD-SVP

Conference Review: Translating Genetics to Phenotype: the Society for the Study for Behavioural Phenotypes Research Symposium, Brisbane

Justice Health School-Link Initiative: supporting young offenders get back on track through education.. by Kim Eisler

Transcribe 2011 Young writers entry: Some Miracles Work by Vivian Tran

Siblings Australia resources by Barbara Fleming

The Medicine Cabinet: Obesity- Problem of number and size by Judy Longworth

Upcoming training, Resources/reading list, In the news/reviews.

AuthorJodie Caruana | Comments Off |