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New edition of our Mental Health and Intellectual Disability Journal

DateMonday, October 11, 2021 at 7:31PM
Highlights include: 
• Are we nearly there? Caring for a child with intellectual or developmental disabilities: a roadmap from a developmental psychiatrist by David Dossetor
• An interview with Emeritus Professor Patricia O'Brien
• The Medicine Cabinet: Storage of Medication at home and school by Judy Longworth
• The role of attachment in Autism Spectrum Disorder: A case study on attachment and its impact on behaviour by Dr Linda Tran
Click on the picture to the left to access the pdf. 
AuthorJodie Caruana | Comments Off |