Desk Manual on Mental Illness for LAP Directors

Appendix - References and Additional Information

Notes

¹“Mood disorders depression,” Understanding Mental Illness, Canadian Mental Health Association

² “Mood disorders depression”

³ “Mood disorders depression”

⁴ “Depression,” Medline Plus, Medical Encyclopedia, US National Library of Medicine

⁵ “Mood disorders postpartum depression,” Understanding Mental Illness, Canadian Mental Health Association

⁶  “Mood disorders post partum depression”

⁷  “Mood disorders depression”

⁸ “Mood disorders depression and bipolar disorder,” Understanding Mental Illness, Canadian Mental Health Association

⁹ “Manic depressive illness/bipolar disorder” Fact Sheets, Mood Disorders Association of Ontario

¹⁰ “Manic depressive illness/bipolar disorder”

¹¹ “Bipolar disorder,” The Treatment of Bipolar Disorder Medications for Mania, Lindsay Bailey

¹²  Bipolar Disorder: An Information Guide,© 2000, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health

 ¹³ “Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Fact Sheet,” Information About Mental Illness,  Centre for Addiction and Mental Health

¹⁴“Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Fact Sheet,”

^{15  “}Obsessive Compulsive Disorder,” Medline Plus: Medical Encyclopedia, US National Library of Medicine

^{16  “}Obsessive Compulsive Disorder,”

¹⁷ “Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Fact Sheet,”

¹⁸ “What are the symptoms of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder?,” What is OCD? Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Foundation

¹⁹  “Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Fact Sheet,”

²⁰“Phobias and Panic Disorder,” Understanding Mental Illness, Canadian Mental Health Association,

²¹“Phobias and Panic Disorder,”

²² “Phobias and Panic Disorder,”

²³ “Phobias and Panic Disorder,”

²⁴ “Phobias and Panic Disorder,”

²⁵ “Phobias and Panic Disorder,”

²⁶ “Psychosis,” Understanding Mental Illness, Canadian Mental Health Association

²⁷ “Psychosis,” Understanding Mental Illness, Canadian Mental Health Association

²⁸ Psychosis mental health fact sheet, Canadian Mental Health Association 

List of Resources, Sources, Referrals

Introduction

DSM-IV

1. Morrison, James. DSM-IV Made Easy The Clinician's Guide to Diagnosis.
The GuildfordPress. New York(2001)

2. Desk Reference to the Diagnostic Criteria from DSM-IV-TR.
American Psychiatric Association. Washington(2000)

Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH)

1. Czuchta, Donna, RN, MSc; Ryan, Kathryn, RN, MSc(N). First Episode Psychosis: A Guide for People with Psychosis and Their Families. Toronto, Canada(1999)

2. Paterson, Jane, MSW, CSW; Butterill, Dale, MSW, MPA; Tindall, Claudia, MSW, CSW; Clodman, David, MSW, CSW; Collins, April, MSW, CSW. Schizophrenia: A Guide for People with Schizophrenia and Their Families. Toronto, Canada(1999)

3. Bartha, Christina, MSW, CSW; Parker, Carol, MSW, CSW; Thomson, Cathy, MSW, CSW; Kitchen, Kate, MSW. Depressive Illness: A Guide for People with Depression and Their Families. Toronto, Canada(1999)

4. Bipolar Clinic Staff. Bipolar Disorder: An Information Guide. Toronto, Canada(2000)

5. Rector, Neil A., Ph.D.; Bartha, Christina, MSW, Kitchen, Kate, MSW, Katzman, Martin, MD, Richter, Margaret, MD. Obsessive Compulsive Disorder: A Guide for People with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder and Their Families. Toronto, Canada(2001)

6. Haskell, Lori. Bridging Responses: A front-line worker's guide to supporting women who have post-traumatic stress. Toronto, Canada(2001)

7. Publications 2003. Toronto, Canada

8. Haskell, Lori. Women - What Do These Signs Have in Common?: Recognizing the Effects of Abuse Related Trauma. Toronto, Canada(2000)

Ontario's Lawyer Assistance Program

1. Starzynski, John G., LLB., OBAP Experiences of Lawyers Helping Lawyers. Toronto, Canada(2000)

2. Starzynski, John G., LLB. Living with Manic-Depressive/Bipolar Disorder for Lawyers, Judges and Law Students. Toronto, Canada(1998)

3. Starzynski, John G., LLB. Living With Depression for Lawyers, Judges and Law Students. Toronto, Canada(1998)

Canadian Public Health Association

1. Mental Health Promotion Resource Directory. Ottawa, Canada(1998)

Canadian Register of Health Service Providers in Psychology

1. Canadian Register of Health Service Providers in Psychology. Ottawa, Canada(2002)

2. Psychologists and You: Talk to Someone Who Can Help

National Institute of Mental Health

1. National Institute of Mental Health. Anxiety Disorders: Decade of the Brain. Washington(1994)

Ontario Psychological Association

1. Fact Sheet on Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

2. Fact Sheet on Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

3. Fact Sheet on Social Phobia

4. Reaching Out: Ontario Psychological Associations' Referral Service

5. Personal Problems: A Psychologist Can Help

American Psychological Association a Practice Directorate

1. How Psychotherapy Helps People Recover From Depression

2. Eating Disorders: Psychotherapy's Role in Effective Treatment

3. Fight for Your Rights: Take a Stand Against Violence

4. Building Resilience

5. dotCOMSENSE: Common Sense Waysto Protect Your Privacy and Assess Online Mental Health Information

Bereaved Families of Ontario (Toronto)

1. Journeys, A Member Support Newsletter

2. How We Can Help (2001)

3. Has a Member of Your Family Died? (2002)

Mood Disorders Association of Ontario (Toronto)

1. Rapid Cycling Mood Disorder

2. Helping Someone Who Has a Mood Disorder

3. Manic Depressive Illness/Bipolar Affective Disorder

4. Depression

Toronto East General Hospital Family Support Program

1. Information Brochures

Calgary Health Region

1. Hope and Healing: A Practical Guide for Survivors of Suicide (2003)

2. Information Brochures

Schizophrenia Society of Canada

1. Learning About Schizophrenia: Rays of Hope (1999)