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December 2000

Vol. 11 (2000) , no.1     

Editor: Dr. M. Elameer

St. David's Hospital, Carmarthen

Wales ,UK


CONTENTS

Editorial:  Experience Based Medicine

DERMOT WARD

Did ‘Stonewall’ Jackson have Asperger’s Syndrome?

MICHAEL FITZGERALD

The review of The Mental Health Act 1983, The Society of Clinical Psychiatrist's response

Society of Clinical Psychiatrists

An Alternative verdict

Emad Salib

Managing dangerous people with severe Personality Disorder

Society of Clinical Psychiatrists

Spiritual Healing in Schizophrenia

Emad Salib, Sherif Youakim

Spiritual Healing in Psychiatry, A literature Review

Emad Salib, Sherif Youakim

The Treatment of Depression: the modern way

M. T. Halsam

Happy Endings, Three Forensic Case Studies

Peter G. Woolf


NOTICE TO AUTHORS

Two copies of the typescript of articles should be submitted, together with a disc. A summary should precede the main text, and be followed by a short list of key words.

The S.C.P. would be grateful if members would kindly bring the Journal to the attention of librarians.


THE SOCIETY OF CLINICAL PSYCHIATRISTS

(Chairman Dr Michael T Haslam MA MD FRCP FRCPsych)

Was founded in 1958 and is an independent group, in a sense complementary to the Royal College of Psychiatrists. Its informality is its strength and, being a non-official body, it can express the views of senior psychiatrists more freely.

The Society invites the membership of progressive, creative psychiatrists, who seek a forum for the advancement of the speciality. The strength of its overseas membership suggests that the wider psychiatric world is keenly interested in Britain's contribution to our developing area of medical practice.

Study Groups of the S.C.P. examine issues of topical interest, with the aims of reflecting and influencing psychiatric opinion. Study Group Reports are received by all members.

Meetings of the Executive Committee are held every two months, either in London or in other British centres. The agenda and minutes are sent to all members, who are encouraged to attend.

The Society produces the British Journal of Clinical & Social Psychiatry. Copies of S.C.P. Reports are available from

Dr M P K Twomey, Hon. Secretary,

Keepers Cottage, Barrock Place, Southwaite,

Carlisle CA4 0JS.

Visit The Society of Clinical Psychiatrists on the Internet at www.scpnet.com


 

 

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