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A
booklet for young people about Mental Illness - ARAFMI
This
booklet is targeted at 13-16-year-olds with a family member
or friend who has been diagnosed with a mental illness.
It helps young people to understand their loved ones' illness
and their feelings towards this and offers tips on coping
with it. The booklet provides information on schizophrenia,
depression & bipolar disorder. This information includes
facts, about common disorders, possible causes and treatments.
The booklet gives clear and understandable explanations
of issues using examples and common-sense analogies to help
adolescents understand the illness that a mentally-ill relative
or friend is experiencing.
Unzipped
Bronwyn Donaghy
Unzipped
deals frankly and sympathetically with the crucial role
that love and emotion play in every aspect of adolescent
sexuality. At the same time it answers all the questions
about sex that worry, confuse, intrigue and embarrass teenagers.
In language
that everyone understands, this book offers accurate facts
and honest discussions about puberty, virginity, adolescent
relationships, making love, sexual intercourse (and all
its consequences), sexual identity, homosexuality, sexually
transmissible diseases, teenage pregnancy and safe (and
not so safe sexual practice. And it's the young people themselves
with their frank, frightening and funny stories about their
own experiences of love and sex who breathe life into the
facts.
Butterflies
Susanne Gervay
Coping
with severe burns the hospital and doctors is not
easy when all you want to do is be a teenage girl.
Katherine
was severely burnt in an accident when she was two years
old. Now 17 she lives with her mother and 22 year-old
sister. Their father left the family when they were very
young. Katherine still needs regular skin grafts.
This
is a moving and well-written tale of emotional and physical
damage and Katherine's need to overcome her fears. It is
a positive story of individual strength and family love.
Whether a person is physically damaged or 'perfectly normal'
life still has to be lived and the story of Katherine and
her friends relates to all teenagers.
Endorsed
by Dr Hugh Martin President of the ANZ Burn Association
and Head of Burn Unit The Children's Hospital
Westmead.
Adolescent
Health GP Resource Kit, 2nd Edition
Adolescent Health: Enhancing the skills of General Practitioners
in caring for young people from culturally diverse backgrounds
Peter
Chown, Dr Melissa Kang, Dr Lena Sanci, Verity Newnham and
Clin Prof David Bennett AO
A collaboration
between NSW CAAH and NSW Transcultural Mental Health Centre

Adolescent health problems are often complex and require
a comprehensive, biopsychosocial approach. This Kit outlines
the skills needed for working with the young person and
their family, while addressing the developmental, cultural
and environmental factors influencing their health status.
So
Now You're a Grandparent
Kim Oates
After
having your own children, becoming a grandparent is one
of life's most exciting challenges. In the first Australian
book of its type, renowned paediatrician and child advocate
Dr Kim Oates, the former Chief Executive of the Children's
Hospital at Westmead, explains how to negotiate the transition
from parent to doting grandmother or grandfather.
So Now
You're A Grandparent contains helpful suggestions on how
to entertain grandchildren, ideas for outings, gifts and
giving, safety advice and making preparations for overnight
and longer stays; as well as more serious issues such as
emergency situations, separation and divorce, and the death
of a family member. With grandparents living longer, the
book also includes invaluable advice on how people can maintain
a healthy lifestyle so that they can keep up with their
grandchildren.
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