New Look Journal
The first 2014 edition of the CHW School-Link newsletter, in a journal format and with a new name, is now available here.
The Journal of Mental Health for Children and Adolescents with Intellectual and Developmental Disability: An Educational Resource aims to improve the mental health of children and adolescents with intellectual and developmental disability through enabling academic debate, research and commentary on the field.
This journal is a modification of the previous newsletter; a vehicle of expertise about mental health information of children and adolescents with intellectual and developmental disability.
The journal remains a collaborative effort with a multi-agency editorial group from the CHW School-Link, Statewide Behaviour Intervention team of the Department of Aging Disability and Home Care, NSW Family and Community Services, and NSW Department of Education and Communities.
Changes:
- Information on upcoming conferences and training workshops will now be posted and updated on the website here
- We will be sending you a monthly reminder to check out what’s new on our website with the link to access the latest issue of the journal.
- We are in the process of setting up an archive of past articles on the website to make it easier for readers to search for specific topics, titles, authors or themes.
What’s in Issue One for 2014
Features
- Diagnosis, Psychotropic Medication and Outcome in an audit of 150 Child and Adolescent Patients by David Dossetor
- Trajectory: Changing the Direction – A view across a range of papers by Terry Sarten
- Simon: A Very Special Olympian by Jodie Caruana
- PBS: The Aspect Practice by Tom Tutton
- Communication Passports in the UK & New Zealand by Terry Sarten
Regular articles
- The Medicine Cabinet: Adverse Reactions by Judy Longworth
- A Day in the Life……of a Music Therapist by Miriam Crombie & Roxanne McLeod
- The Interview - Paul Hutchins
Reviews
- Conference Review: The Good Childhood Conference, Melbourne by Sarah Chaplin
- Paper review: Managing Madness: Mental Health and Complexity in Public Policy. Evidence Based by Terry Sarten
- Book Review: Social Work Practice and Intellectual Disability by Terry Sarten
- Conference Report: The Second Annual ACI Intellectual Disability Health Network Forum by David Dossetor