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Feb172016

Latest Journal Now Available

DateWednesday, February 17, 2016 at 12:09PM

The latest Mental Health of Children and Young People with developmental and Intellectual Disabilities is now available. Highlights include:

*Violence in children and adolescents with an intellectual disability and the importance of safety by David Dossetor.
*Matthews’ story by Janine and Leonard.
*Responding to sexual behaviours of children and young people with an intellectual disability by Deborah Corfield and Lesley Whatson.
*Knowledge is light: an interview with Sue Foley.
*The medicine cabinet: Anxiety treatment when SSRI's fail by Judy Longworth.
*Current models of health service delivery for people with intellectual disability by Gianfranco Giuntoli, BJ Newton and Karen R. Fisher.

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