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Volume 54, Number 1, March 2007
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Special Issue Mental Health: occupational therapy practice, education, and research
pp. 1-1(1)
Author: Fossey, Ellie

My dinner with John
pp. 2-3(2)
Author: Krupa, Terry

Use of time in childhood and adolescence: A literature review on the nature of activity participation and depression
pp. 4-10(7)
Authors: Desha, Laura N.; Ziviani, Jenny M.

The Occupational Performance History Interview in community mental health case management: Consumer and occupational therapist perspectives
pp. 11-21(11)
Authors: Ennals, Priscilla; Fossey, Ellie

Inpatients' perspectives of occupational therapy in acute mental health
pp. 22-32(11)
Authors: Lim, Kee Hean; Morris, Julia; Craik, Christine

The association between leisure motivation and recovery: A pilot study
pp. 33-41(9)
Authors: Lloyd, Chris; King, Robert; McCarthy, Maree; Scanlan, Melissa

The effect of first year mental health fieldwork on attitudes of occupational therapy students towards people with mental illness
pp. 42-48(7)
Authors: Beltran, Ruth O.; Scanlan, Justin Newton; Hancock, Nicola; Luckett, Tim

Interrater reliability of the Social Profile: Assessment of community and psychiatric group participation
pp. 49-58(10)
Author: Donohue, Mary V.

Satisfaction with Daily Occupations: Construct validity and test-retest reliability of a screening tool for people with mental health disorders
pp. 59-65(7)
Authors: Eklund, Mona; Gunnarsson, A. Birgitta

What is the occupational therapy role in enabling mental health consumer participation in volunteer work?
pp. 66-69(4)
Authors: Young, Janelle; Passmore, Anne

Older consumers' participation in the planning and delivery of mental health care: A collaborative service development project
pp. 70-74(5)
Authors: Fortune, Tracy; Maguire, Naomi; Carr, Liz

Helping adults with schizophrenia or schizo-affective disorder stop smoking resulted in positive short-term health benefits
pp. 75-76(2)
Authors: Imms, Christine; Nicol, Maggie

Young people recovering from early psychosis valued support from other young people who had also experienced psychosis
pp. 76-78(3)
Authors: McCluskey, Annie; Urlic, Karen; Carr, Helen

Day and supported accommodation services are valued by people with enduring mental illness but could be further improved by empowering users and providing access to meaningful occupations
pp. 78-79(2)
Authors: Curtin, Michael; Bassett, Hazel; Lloyd, Chris

The benefits and harms of art therapy for people with schizophrenia and schizophrenia-like illnesses remain unclear
pp. 79-81(3)
Authors: Walker, Marion; Hayes, Robyn

Supervision for occupational therapists
pp. 82-82(1)
Author: Strong, Jenny

Re: Response to Critically Appraised Paper, `An energy conservation course decreased fatigue impact and increased some aspects of quality of life at 6 weeks for persons with multiple sclerosis'
pp. 83-83(1)
Authors: Elkins, Mark R.; Herbert, Rob D.; Maher, Chris G.; Moseley, Anne M.; Sherrington, Cathie

Psychosis in the elderly
pp. 84-84(1)
Author: Fortune, Tracy

The occupational careers of men living with HIV infection in the United Kingdom: Insights into engaging in and orchestrating occupations
pp. 85-85(1)
Author: Molineux, Matthew

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