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Menninger Perspective
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Contact the Perspective editor for past issues. Communications may be sent to:
Menninger Perspective
2801 Gessner
Houston, TX 77080
800-288-3930
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Number 1, 2008
Inside this issue:
 The Epicenter Meditation Garden and Labyrinth (page 7)
Learning to live in the shadow of death
(page 13)
Experienced oversight informs nurse training
(page 16)
Cover: Bo Bartlett, The Cruel Fair, 2007.
Courtesy P.P.O.W., New York.
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Number 2, 2007
Inside this issue:
Nature performs its own therapy (page 4)
Unraveling illness is first step to recovery (page 7)
Five myths about mental illness (page 20)
Cover: Philip Buller, The Red Hat, 2007. Courtesy of Andrea Schwartz Gallery, San Francisco.
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Number 1, 2007
Inside this issue:
Miracles in Mind: Building the Mental Health Epicenter (page 2)
Detecting nature of illness more complex in children (page 17)
Assessment service offers brief, thorough examination (page 20)
Cover: HC&B, 2007. Austin, Texas.
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Number 3, 2006
Inside this issue:
Butcher, baker, candlestick maker: Mental illness does not discriminate
Art can soothe the soul and help heal the patient
How to talk to your child about drugs
Cover: Jay Milder, Golden Calf, 1966. Courtesy of David Klein Gallery, Birmingham, Michigan.
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Number 2, 2006
Inside this issue:
The j-word: When a word is an attitude
CBT aims at thoughts that provoke troubling behavior
Tradition of social work offers rich education
Cover: David Aylsworth, Pungent Perfume, 2000. Courtesy of the artist and Inman Gallery, Houston.
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Number 1, 2006
Inside this issue:
The difference between anxiety and illness
New assessment service for adolescents
Coping with depression
Cover: Sally Swatland, Early July. Courtesy of Rehs Galleries, New York.
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