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1. La santé mentale (re)visitée, aux frontières du lien social et politique: itinérance et fin de vie.

Author

NAMIAN, DAHLIA

Subjects
MENTAL health, HOMELESSNESS, PALLIATIVE treatment, HOMELESS men, AIDS patients, MEDICAL care of HIV-positive persons, DEATH, MENTAL health services, MEDICAL care, HOMELESS shelters, SERVICES for homeless people
Abstract

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Published
2012
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2. MINUTES OF THE SECOND MEETING OF THE COUNCIL.

Subjects
PROFESSIONAL associations, MENTAL health services, INTELLECTUAL disabilities, MEETINGS, CONFERENCES & conventions
Abstract

The article presents the minutes of the second meeting of the Council of the American Association on Mental Deficiency held in Montreal, Quebec on October 4, 1946. The meeting was presided by the association's president, Mabel A. Matthews. The members discussed on whether a fourth vice-president should be added in the association's officer list. The auditing committee also presented the financial condition of the association. The paper "The Marked Variations in Deportation and Settlement Laws in Different States" was discussed.

Published
1946

3. And...where is occupational therapy now? A member's reflections on the CAOT Conference, 2012.

Author

Tallant, Beverlea

Subjects
CONFERENCES & conventions, BUSINESS networks, CONTINUING education, MENTAL health services, MEMBERSHIP, BODY movement, DIARY (Literary form)
Abstract

The article presents the author's thoughts on the Canadian Association of Occupational Therapists (CAOT) Conference 2012. The author states that she attended the conference primarily to support the debut of her former graduate student. She informs that since mental health is her area of interest, she opted to attend papers on occupational therapy in mental health (OTMH). According to her, occupational therapy is a constantly evolving dynamic profession and has a great future.

Published
2012