Pub Date : 2021-12-31DOI: 10.1017/9781316563984.005
L. Wade, M. Proops
Cental health week this year a8ain spurred the national?and, s specially, the provincial and local f """Press to publish features, news Tories and editorial comment on ' Pr?blems and achievements in the 1 of mental health. Altogether his year there were nearly one "ousand cuttings about the week ln Britain's newspapers. Among the national newspapers ^entioning the week, the Sunday Mirror of June 2nd carried an Article by Anne Allen about the Phght of a woman whose husband ^ suffering from depression. "ueeti magazine of June 5th carried important feature by Adrian ailey about the nature and treat^nt of mental illness. On June . The Guardian published an rticle by David Steel, M.P., on therapeutic community at ^gleton Hospital, Melrose. In the Daily Telegraph of June "? an article by Lauren Wade et out the needs for more resell into mental illness, and The "nes of the same date carried n article about an appeal launched
今年的中央健康周再次刺激了全国范围的健康活动。特别是省级和地方的“f”出版社，出版关于“Pr”的专题、新闻和社论评论。心理健康的缺陷与成就。在那一年里，英国报纸每周的剪报总数接近1000条。在本周的全国性报纸中，6月2日的《星期日镜报》刊登了安妮·艾伦的一篇文章，讲述了一位丈夫患有抑郁症的妇女的故事。6月5日的《甜蜜》杂志刊登了艾德里安·艾利关于精神疾病的本质和治疗的重要特写。六月。《卫报》发表了议员大卫·斯蒂尔关于梅尔罗斯格尔顿医院治疗社区的一篇文章。在六月的《每日电讯报》上?劳伦·韦德(Lauren Wade)的一篇文章指出，需要更多的人转售精神疾病，同一天的《纽约时报》(the new journal)刊登了一篇关于发起呼吁的文章
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Pub Date : 2021-07-31DOI: 10.7551/mitpress/11671.003.0008
B. Williams
?2.25 45s Philosophical discussions of responsibility , freedom of the will and such subjects seem often to stand at an enormous distance from the more immediate problems of psychiatry and the law. That they should stand at some distance is inevitable and no bad thing, but to keep them too far apart for too long has, among other bad effects, the rather paradoxical one of making both parties conservative: the philosophy tends to restrict its raw material to the offerings of a Tairly liberal common-sense, while the thought about penal and similar issues lacks the benefit of a sharp philosophical critique.
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Pub Date : 2020-03-01DOI: 10.1177/2633559x20902211
Diana Williams
Poems written while suffering from mental illness.
患有精神疾病时写的诗。
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Pub Date : 2019-12-06DOI: 10.4324/9780429294754-19
J. Baird
dramatic, and it rings true. A very quiet patient consults a physician about her headaches, and, in her body, emerges an unsuspected and Utterly different second personality, and then, amazingly, a third.
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Kenji Suzuki, Daisuke Sakamoto, Sakiko Nishi, T. Ono
We present an indoor navigation system, SCAN, which displays the user's current location on a user-scanned indoor map. Smartphones use the global positioning system (GPS) to determine their position on the earth, but it does not work in interior environments. SCAN uses indoor map images scanned by a smartphone camera and displays the user's position on the indoor map while they move around a floor. It tracks the user's position using an inertial measurement unit (IMU) on the smartphone. Camera calibration is required for precise navigation, but our system estimates the user's position based on a single landscape image. Results of our preliminary user study suggest that participants' experiences were similar to using outdoor GPS navigation systems.
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Pub Date : 2019-03-11DOI: 10.4324/9780429027017-11
H. Mannheim.
The Royal Medico-Psychological Association was recently invited to prepare a memorandum for tfr London County Council Committee on Juvenile Delinquency. The Subcommittee entrusted with the preparation of this memorandum considered that they would most profitably? (a) formulate the principles governing normal social development as generally accepted by th? psychiatrist; (b) discuss the relationship between psychiatric ill health and delinquency; (c) outline the part played by Child Guidance and Psychiatric Clinics in treating Juvenile Delinquency! (d) suggest how the problem may be most usefully met. In view of the topical importance of the subject and the frequency with which the psychiatrical!) informed are invited to elucidate these questions to interested lay bodies, it has been thought useful to publish these observations. In the child of normal endowment and potentiality the mature pattern of social behaviour depends upon the pattern of behaviour established in early family relationships. Normal behaviour presupposes that the child in the home should have met firstly with stable and secure affection. This is a biological need without which he cannot develop normally. In its absence, relative or, rarely, complete, he will be liable to a wide variety of neurotic disturbances. For his social development the most important of these is that, lacking affection in his early years, his capacity to return affection is atrophied, stunted or distorted. Yet it is only through the child's affection that he can rightly be influenced to conform to parental standards. In the early years the child's motive is to retain the approval of the mother and father who give him love and security and whom he loves in turn. As he grows older it is from those in the home and outside whom he loves, admires and desires to emulate that he forms the standards that will later govern his own life. These truisms to the psychiatrically minded are sometimes disputed or underestimated by those who, coming from a normal home themselves , usually deal with normal children. Affection for a child in his own or a substitute home is fortunately so general that its immense biological role in development may be overlooked , much as the need for oxygen might be overlooked by the uninformed who had never seen or experienced suffocation. Rebuke or punishment does not of itself provide a motive for the child. It only underlines withdrawal of approval. The strict but loveless home may produce a severe delinquent. …
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Pub Date : 2019-01-01DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-33942-5_4
David Nixon
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